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Discharge of condition 5 (Cycle Parking), condition 9 (screen details), condition 10 (renewable/low carbon energy measures), condition 11 (external lighting), condition 12 (scheme of landscaping) and condition 13 (hard landscaping) of planning application W/22/02581/FUL

Anchor Inn Main Road Wyre Piddle Pershore WR10 2JB

ApprovalReference: W/24/01875/CCOWychavon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Condition Discharge
Received
17 Sept 2024
Validated
17 Sept 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wychavon District Council

Application overview

Discharge of condition 5 (Cycle Parking), condition 9 (screen details), condition 10 (renewable/low carbon energy measures), condition 11 (external lighting), condition 12 (scheme of landscaping) and condition 13 (hard landscaping) of planning application W/22/02581/FUL

Proposal details

Reference
W/24/01875/CCO
Ward
Pinvin Ward
Parish
Wyre Piddle
Agent
Tim Carter, Habitat Plus Architects

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Application location

Anchor Inn Main Road Wyre Piddle Pershore WR10 2JB

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
Applicationformredacted01. Application Form17 Sept 2024View
Condition 10 Low Carbon And Renewable Measures02. Supporting Information17 Sept 2024View
Condition 11 Anchorage External Lighting02. Supporting Information17 Sept 2024View
Condition 12 1647 L D Pl 200 V3 Plant Schedule02. Supporting Information17 Sept 2024View
Condition 12 Decision Notice W2302339can02. Supporting Information17 Sept 2024View
Condition 13 Pl600 Rev D Hard Landscaping04. Site/Location Plan17 Sept 2024View
Condition 5 Ha22003 Pl004 Rev A Proposed Floor Plans06. Proposed Plans17 Sept 2024View
Condition 9 Ha22003 Wd1091 Rev External Balcony Screen06. Proposed Plans17 Sept 2024View
Lisa Cope Walcote, Top Street, Charlton, PERSHORE, WR10 3LE08. Response - Neighbour and Other30 Sept 2024View
Mike Oakley The Malt House, Main Road, Wyre Piddle, PERSHORE, WR10 2HU08. Response - Neighbour and Other15 Oct 2024View
Lisa Cope08a. Response - Neighbour and Other Attachment30 Sept 2024View
Decision Notice W/22/02581/FUL12. Decision Notice6 Apr 2023View

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Decision & conditions

Approval
Condition 12 Decision Notice W2302339can Decision Notice W/22/02581/FUL
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