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Executive Summary to Report of Development Control Manager EXECUTIVE SUMMARY TO REPORT OF DEVELOPMENT CONTROL MANAGER Planning (Development Control) Committee 07/03/2006 PART A Reports Ref. Address of Site Recommendation Page No. 05/1051/FULL LAND ADJ VALE BUSINESS DELEGATED APPROVAL 1 PARK WORCESTER ROAD STOURPORT-ON-SEVERN 06/0043/FULL BEWDLEY TOWN FC APPROVAL 22 RIBBESFORD MEADOWS RIBBESFORD BEWDLEY 06/0065/RESE LAND SITUATED BETWEEN DELEGATED APPROVAL 30 THE RAILWAY LINE AND THE A449 HOO FARM, WORCESTER ROAD KIDDERMINSTER PART B Reports Ref. Address of Site Recommendation Page No. WF/0046/04 PARK HALL, BLAKEDOWN. DELEGATED APPROVAL 44 WF/0897/05 LAND ADJ. 458 CHESTER ROAD REFUSAL 45 NORTH, KIDDERMINSTER. 06/0004/FULL L'ISLE HOUSE DRAYTON APPROVAL 46 GROVE DRAYTON BELBROUGHTON STOURBRIDGE 06/0022/FULL WILLOW MARSH FISHING APPROVAL 47 POOLS CURSLOW LANE SHENSTONE KIDDERMINSTER 06/0026/FULL GLEN ACRES KENNELS AND REFUSAL 48 CATTERY GLEN COTTAGE CLATTERCUT LANE CHADDESLEY CORBETT KIDDERMINSTER 06/0027/FULL 28 SEVERN WAY BEWDLEY APPROVAL 49 Planning (Development Control) Committee 07/03/06 Ref. Address of Site Recommendation Page No. 06/0030/FULL PUXTON LANE REFUSAL 50 KIDDERMINSTER 06/0038/FULL BRIARS HOTEL 100 REFUSAL 51 HABBERLEY ROAD KIDDERMINSTER 06/0040/FULL PARKGATE INN APPROVAL 52 STOURBRIDGE ROAD PARKGATE KIDDERMINSTER 06/0044/FULL 5 BULLUS ROAD STOURPORT ON SEVERN REFUSAL 53 06/0046/FULL BROOK FARM HIGH OAK HEIGHTINGTON BEWDLEY DELEGATED REFUSAL 54 06/0047/LIST LOWER NORCHARD FARM APPROVAL 55 DUNLEY STOURPORT-ON-SEVERN 06/0048/FULL LOWER NORCHARD FARM APPROVAL 55 DUNLEY STOURPORT-ON-SEVERN 06/0049/FULL 31 ARELEY COURT APPROVAL 56 STOURPORT-ON-SEVERN 06/0054/FULL GORDON HOUSE HOTEL APPROVAL 57 194 COMBERTON ROAD KIDDERMINSTER 06/0056/LIST COCK & MAGPIE 1 SEVERN REFUSAL 58 SIDE NORTH BEWDLEY 06/0062/OUTL 118 DORSETT ROAD STOURPORT-ON-SEVERN REFUSAL 59 06/0075/FULL WOOD COTTAGE REFUSAL 60 BRIDGNORTH ROAD SHATTERFORD ARLEY BEWDLEY 06/0077/FULL TOP ORCHARD 12 APPROVAL 61 MERRICKS LANE BEWDLEY 06/0081/FULL 98 STANKLYN LANE REFUSAL 62 STONE KIDDERMINSTER 06/0093/FULL 81 AUDLEY DRIVE REFUSAL 63 KIDDERMINSTER Planning (Development Control) Committee 07/03/06 Ref. Address of Site Recommendation Page No. 06/0094/FULL LAND ADJ. ANGEL HOTEL APPROVAL 64 SEVERN SIDE STOURPORT-ON-SEVERN 06/0096/FULL AXBOROUGH LODGE REFUSAL 65 AXBOROUGH LANE IVERLEY KIDDERMINSTER 06/0099/FULL 117 LINNET RISE REFUSAL 66 KIDDERMINSTER 06/0106/FULL THE EMPORIUM 41 LOAD REFUSAL 67 STREET BEWDLEY 06/0107/LIST THE EMPORIUM 41 LOAD REFUSAL 67 STREET BEWDLEY 06/0108/RESE FORMERLY ST. AMBROSES DELEGATED APPROVAL 68 RC INFANT SCHOOL CLARENCE STREET KIDDERMINSTER 06/0118/FULL LITTLE LAKES GOLF APPROVAL 69 COURSE LYE HEAD HEIGHTINGTON 06/0119/FULL LAND ADJ. 13 LODGE REFUSAL 70 CLOSE BEWDLEY 06/0124/FULL SANDLEWOOD 25 APPROVAL 71 COMBERTON ROAD AND 26 COMBERTON ROAD KIDDERMINSTER 06/0125/FULL 56 LOAD STREET REFUSAL 72 BEWDLEY 06/0127/LIST SANDALWOOD 25 APPROVAL 73 COMBERTON ROAD AND 26 COMBERTON ROAD KIDDERMINSTER 06/0129/FULL 26 COMBERTON ROAD DELEGATED APPROVAL 74 KIDDERMINSTER 06/0132/FULL 14 STAGBOROUGH WAY REFUSAL 75 STOURPORT-ON-SEVERN 06/0134/FULL 89 BELBROUGHTON ROAD REFUSAL 76 BLAKEDOWN KIDDERMINSTER Planning (Development Control) Committee 07/03/06 Ref. Address of Site Recommendation Page No. 06/0138/FULL APPLECROFT BROOME REFUSAL 77 STOURBRIDGE 06/0145/OUTL LAND AT WINDY RIDGE AND REFUSAL 78 30 IMPERIAL AVENUE KIDDERMINSTER 06/0154/REGS3 WHITE WICKETS PLAYING DELEGATED APPROVAL 79 FIELDS FRANCHE ROAD KIDDERMINSTER 06/0159/LIST FIRST AND SECOND DELEGATED APPROVAL 80 FLOORS ABOVE 17-26 VICAR STREET KIDDERMINSTER 06/0162/FULL MELODY COTTAGE DELEGATED REFUSAL 81 DRAYTON BELBROUGHTON STOURBRIDGE 00/0164/FULL 38 STOURPORT ROAD BEWDLEY DELEGATED APPROVAL 82 06/0168/FULL 130 LINNET RISE REFUSAL 83 KIDDERMINSTER Planning (Development Control) Committee 07/03/06 .
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