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Certificate of lawful development - Proposed change of use of agricultural building to residential development C3 dwellinghouse

Honeysuckle Cottage, Bethersden Road, Woodchurch, Ashford, TN26 3PU

Decision MadeReference: 22/01019/ASAshford Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Lawful development: Proposed use
Received
24 Jun 2022
Validated
24 Jun 2022
Determination deadline
5 Oct 2022
Local authority
Ashford Borough Council

Application overview

Certificate of lawful development - Proposed change of use of agricultural building to residential development C3 dwellinghouse

Proposal details

Reference
22/01019/AS
Ward
Weald South
Parish
Woodchurch
Agent
Kent Planning Consultancy Ltd

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Application location

Honeysuckle Cottage, Bethersden Road, Woodchurch, Ashford, TN26 3PU

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
ARBORICULTURAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT AND METHOD STATEMENT REDACTEDSupporting Documents · PDF27 Jun 2022View
PROPOSED BARN FLOOR PLANPlan · PDF27 Jun 2022View
DM Decision Notice.pdf · PDF5 Oct 2022View
SITE LOCATION PLAN AND EXISTING BLOCK PLANPlans · PDF27 Jun 2022View
ARBORICULTURAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT AND METHOD STATEMENTSupporting Documents27 Jun 2022View
EA FLOOD MAPSupporting Documents · PDF27 Jun 2022View
ARBORICULTURAL SURVEY REPORT - TREE SURVEY & TREE CONSTRAINTS PLANSupporting Documents27 Jun 2022View
PROPOSED BLOCK PLANPlan · PDF27 Jun 2022View
PROPOSED ELEVATIONSPlan · PDF27 Jun 2022View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF27 Jun 2022View
CONTAMINATION REPORTSupporting Documents · PDF27 Jun 2022View
EXISTING ELEVATIONSPlan · PDF27 Jun 2022View
ARBORICULTURAL SURVEY REPORT - TREE SURVEY & TREE CONSTRAINTS PLAN REDACTEDSupporting Documents · PDF27 Jun 2022View
EXISTING BARN FLOOR PLANPlan · PDF27 Jun 2022View
SUPPORTING STATEMENTSupporting Documents · PDF27 Jun 2022View
SWORN STATEMENT (SWORN AFFIDAVIT) REDACTEDSupporting Documents · PDF27 Jun 2022View
DM Final Officer Report.pdf · PDF5 Oct 2022View
SWORN STATEMENT (SWORN AFFIDAVIT)Supporting Documents27 Jun 2022View

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Decision & conditions

Proposed Use/Development Would Be Lawful
DM Decision Notice.pdf
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