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“variation of condition 3 (approved plans) of planning permission 22/00490/AS (Part demolition of existing building and proposed 1.5 storey extension and changes to fenestration) to partially extend height, width and depth of the extension and alter fenestration layout

Ben Edor, Boldshaves Lane, Woodchurch, TN26 3RD

Decision MadeReference: PA/2022/2183Ashford Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Removal/variation of conditions
Received
5 Aug 2022
Validated
5 Aug 2022
Determination deadline
2 Nov 2022
Local authority
Ashford Borough Council

Application overview

“variation of condition 3 (approved plans) of planning permission 22/00490/AS (Part demolition of existing building and proposed 1.5 storey extension and changes to fenestration) to partially extend height, width and depth of the extension and alter fenestration layout

Proposal details

Reference
PA/2022/2183
Ward
Weald South
Parish
Woodchurch
Agent
Mr Matt Ransley-Hoare

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Application location

Ben Edor, Boldshaves Lane, Woodchurch, TN26 3RD

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
Elevations (Rear) ProposedPlan · PDF5 Aug 2022View
Proposed North & West ElevationsAmended Drawing · PDF1 Nov 2022View
DM Final Officer Report.pdf · PDF2 Nov 2022View
Proposed Roof PlanPlan · PDF5 Aug 2022View
Proposed First Floor PlanAmended Drawing · PDF24 Oct 2022View
Application FormApplication · PDF5 Aug 2022View
Proposed First Floor PlanAmended Drawing · PDF1 Nov 2022View
Proposed First Floor PlanPlan · PDF5 Aug 2022View
Proposed Roof PlanAmended Drawing · PDF1 Nov 2022View
Proposed East & South ElevationsAmended Drawing · PDF1 Nov 2022View
Elevations (Front) ProposedPlan · PDF5 Aug 2022View
Proposed Ground Floor PlanAmended Drawing · PDF24 Oct 2022View
Proposed North & West ElevationsAmended Drawing · PDF24 Oct 2022View
Proposed South & East ElevationsAmended Drawing · PDF24 Oct 2022View
Proposed Ground Floor PlanAmended Drawing · PDF1 Nov 2022View
Proposed Ground Floor PlanPlan · PDF5 Aug 2022View
DM Decision Notice.pdf · PDF2 Nov 2022View

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