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Conversion of existing ancillary building to form a residential annexe and change of use of land to residential curtilage, both serving Priory Lodge; Erection of horse walker for use in connection with existing equine business

Priory Forge Priory Farm Lane Inkberrow Worcester WR7 4HT

ApprovalReference: W/24/01750/FULWychavon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
2 Sept 2024
Validated
3 Oct 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wychavon District Council

Application overview

Conversion of existing ancillary building to form a residential annexe and change of use of land to residential curtilage, both serving Priory Lodge; Erection of horse walker for use in connection with existing equine business

Proposal details

Reference
W/24/01750/FUL
Ward
Inkberrow Ward
Parish
Inkberrow
Agent
Mr David Addison, AddisonRees Planning Consultancy Ltd

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Application location

Priory Forge Priory Farm Lane Inkberrow Worcester WR7 4HT

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Applicationformredacted01. Application Form2 Sept 2024View
Initial Consultee List 24.0175001. Application Form7 Oct 2024View
Planning Statement including Water Management Statement02. Supporting Information2 Sept 2024View
Location Plan & Proposed Block.pdf04. Site/Location Plan2 Sept 2024View
Horse Walker Plans06. Proposed Plans2 Sept 2024View
Existing Floor/Elevations.pdf06. Proposed Plans2 Sept 2024View
Proposed Floor/Elevations.pdf06. Proposed Plans12 Sept 2024View
Paula Gittoes Mearse Farm, Mearse Lane, Inkberrow, WORCESTER, WR7 4HS08. Response - Neighbour and Other20 Oct 2024View
Worcestershire Regulatory Services - Nuisance - Worcestershire Regulatory Services09. Response - Statutory Consultee9 Oct 2024View
Drainage Engineer - Engineers - S.W. Land Drainage Partnership09. Response - Statutory Consultee21 Oct 2024View
Highways - County Highways09. Response - Statutory Consultee28 Oct 2024View
Highways09a. Response - Statutory Consultee Attachment28 Oct 2024View
Delegated Report11. Decision Information29 Nov 2024View
Decision Notice12. Decision Notice29 Nov 2024View

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