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Conversion of existing redundant brick building to form a single dwelling.

Redundant building at, Fairlight, Cranbrook Road, Tenterden, Kent

Decision MadeReference: 21/00459/ASAshford Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
10 Mar 2021
Validated
10 Mar 2021
Determination deadline
23 Jun 2021
Local authority
Ashford Borough Council

Application overview

Conversion of existing redundant brick building to form a single dwelling.

Proposal details

Reference
21/00459/AS
Ward
Rolvenden & Tenterden West
Parish
Tenterden

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Application location

Redundant building at, Fairlight, Cranbrook Road, Tenterden, Kent

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
CARPENTERS WORKSHOP BUILDING CONDITION REPORT REV 2Supporting Documents · PDF10 Mar 2021View
LOCATION PLAN - CWPA - 01Plans · PDF10 Mar 2021View
EXISTING SITE PLAN - CWP-20Plans · PDF21 Jun 2021View
PROPOSED ELEVATIONS EAST AND WEST - CWPA - 04Plans · PDF10 Mar 2021View
KCC: ECOLOGICAL ADVICEConsultee · PDF8 Apr 2021View
PRESS EXTRACTOther · PDF19 Mar 2021View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF10 Mar 2021View
EXISTING & PROPOSED ROOF PLANS - CWPA - 10Plans · PDF10 Mar 2021View
ECOLOGICAL ENHANCEMENTS - CWPA 11Plans · PDF10 Mar 2021View
TREE SURVEY UPDATED - BH03Supporting Documents · PDF27 May 2021View
EXISTING ELEVATIONS - RENDERED - CWPA - 03Plans · PDF10 Mar 2021View
RESPONSE TO ABC TREE COMMENTSSupporting Documents · PDF20 Apr 2021View
RECOMMENDATION & ASSESSMENT SHEETSOfficer Report · PDF22 Jun 2021View
PROPOSED BLOCK PLAN - CWPA - 08Plans · PDF10 Mar 2021View
PLANNING & DESIGN ACCESS STATEMENTSupporting Documents · PDF10 Mar 2021View
TREE SURVEY & ARBORICULUTURAL ASSESSMENT 2.10.2020Supporting Documents · PDF10 Mar 2021View
BLOCK PLAN - CWPA - 02Plans · PDF10 Mar 2021View
UPDATED BAT ROOST POTENTIAL REPORTSupporting Documents10 Mar 2021View
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF22 Jun 2021View
EXISTING & PROPOSED FLOOR PLANS - CWPA - 09Plans · PDF10 Mar 2021View
TREE SURVEY PLAN REV 1.0 - BH03Plans · PDF10 Mar 2021View
ELEVATIONS NORTH & SOUTH PROPOSED - CWPA - 05Plans · PDF10 Mar 2021View

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