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Rear extension, extension at first floor level above existing garage and other alterations.

Linden House, Greenhill Park Road, Evesham, WR11 4NL

ApprovalReference: W/16/02748/PPWychavon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Householder Planning
Received
21 Nov 2016
Validated
30 Nov 2016
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wychavon District Council

Application overview

Rear extension, extension at first floor level above existing garage and other alterations.

Proposal details

Reference
W/16/02748/PP
Ward
Evesham North Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Evesham
Agent
Mr M Monachino, MRDM Architectural Design Services

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Application location

Linden House, Greenhill Park Road, Evesham, WR11 4NL

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
1189527.pdf01. Application Form6 Dec 2016View
DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENT02. Supporting Information6 Dec 2016View
WASTE MANAGEMENT STATEMENT02. Supporting Information6 Dec 2016View
A1 PL 000 LOCATION PLAN04. Site/Location Plan6 Dec 2016View
A1 PL 001 EXISTING PLANS04. Site/Location Plan6 Dec 2016View
A1 PL 002 EXISTING ELEVATIONS04. Site/Location Plan6 Dec 2016View
A1 PL 003 PROPOSED PLANS04. Site/Location Plan6 Dec 2016View
A1 PL 006 TYPICAL SECTIONS04. Site/Location Plan6 Dec 2016View
A1 PL 007 TYPICAL SECTIONS04. Site/Location Plan6 Dec 2016View
PL-005A PROPOSED ELEVATIONS SHEET 2 OF 2-A1.pdf04. Site/Location Plan1 Feb 2017View
PL-004A PROPOSED ELEVATIONS SHEET 1 OF 2-A1.pdf04. Site/Location Plan1 Feb 2017View
EVESHAM TOWN COUNCIL COMMENTS09. Response - Statutory Consultee21 Dec 2016View
Site Inspection Notes11. Decision Information1 Feb 2017View
Decision Notice12. Decision Notice1 Feb 2017View
Application Form13. DoC Application Form23 May 2017View
Waste Management Statement15. DoC Supporting Documents23 May 2017View
Water Management Statement15. DoC Supporting Documents23 May 2017View
Materials Details15. DoC Supporting Documents23 May 2017View
Discharge of Condition decision16. DoC Decision20 Jul 2017View
Delegated Reportdelegated report_W1602748PP.doc1 Feb 2017View

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Site Inspection Notes Decision Notice Discharge of Condition decision
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