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Planning appeals in Gloucester City, 2022

10 appeals decided in 2022, 50% of them allowed. Each links to its own page and to the Inspector’s letter. The authority’s record has the whole run since 2016.

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Dismissed13 December 2022· householder3298594
25 Rissington Road, Tuffley, Gloucester, GL4 0HS
Allowed7 December 2022· householder3303612
3 Ardmore Close, Tuffley, Gloucester, GL4 0BJ
the erection of a single storey rear extension with accessible terrace
Allowed7 December 2022· major3302265
Cedar House, Spa Road, Gloucester, GL1 1XL
application for prior approval for the change of use from Offices (Class B1 a) to Dwellings (Class C3)
Dismissed31 October 2022· householder3304956
16 Gatton Way, Hucclecote, Gloucester, GL3 3DG
Proposed extension and works to property
Dismissed28 October 2022· householder3303182
9 Appleton Way, Hucclecote, Gloucester, GL3 3RP
a two-storey front/side extension. Single-storey rear extension
Allowed29 September 2022· major3296510
Land at Hill Farm, , Hempsted Lane, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, GL2 5LA
Erection of up to 185 dwellings with public open space, structural planting and landscaping, surface water flood mitigation and attenuation and vehicular access point from Hempsted Lane, with all matters reserved except for means of vehicular access
Split Decision25 July 2022· householder3300440
39 Bishops Road, Abbeymead, Gloucester, GL4 5FP
a ‘single storey extension to rear and first floor extension to side’
Allowed7 July 2022· householder3298153
11 James Way, Hucclecote, Gloucester, GL3 3TE
for a first floor extension to rear
Dismissed7 July 2022· householder3291337
248 Cheltenham Road, Gloucester, GL2 0JW
for a single storey side and rear extension with raised summer room to prevent losing flood water storage capacity
Allowed14 February 2022· minor3282972
16 Brook Street, Gloucester, GL1 4UP
for an extension to existing outhouse and conversion of the property into three separate dwellings

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Every appeal decided around the site, from a kilometre out to ten, nearest first, the letter a tap away wherever one was published. Precedent as a constraint layer.

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Decisions without a recorded authority may be missing. Research, not advice: verify against the Inspectorate’s own record before relying on a decision. What is in the record.