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2-storey side & single-storey rear extension. Roof space conversion with new dormer & roof light to rear elevation. Alter the existing roof structure to form a new gable. Following the demolition of the existing outbuilding/garage

4 Hadman Cottages, Bell Lane, Smarden, TN27 8PW

Decision MadeReference: PA/2024/2198Ashford Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Householder planning permission
Received
27 Nov 2024
Validated
17 Dec 2024
Determination deadline
11 Feb 2025
Local authority
Ashford Borough Council

Application overview

2-storey side & single-storey rear extension. Roof space conversion with new dormer & roof light to rear elevation. Alter the existing roof structure to form a new gable. Following the demolition of the existing outbuilding/garage

Proposal details

Reference
PA/2024/2198
Ward
Weald North
Parish
Smarden
Agent
Mr Jeremy Page

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Application location

4 Hadman Cottages, Bell Lane, Smarden, TN27 8PW

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
Application FormApplication Form · PDF27 Nov 2024View
Design & Access Statement inc Pre-app adviceSupporting Documents · PDF27 Nov 2024View
Site Location Plan - NOV24/HC/SLPPlan · PDF27 Nov 2024View
Existing Floor Plan - NOV24/HC/EFPPlan · PDF27 Nov 2024View
Site Location Plan - NOV24/HC/SLPPlan · PDF27 Nov 2024View
Proposed ElevationsPlan · PDF3 Dec 2024View
Climate mitigation plans and statementSupporting Documents · PDF3 Dec 2024View
Proposed Exterior Elevations NOV24/HC/PEE (B)Amended Drawing · PDF4 Feb 2025View
DM Final Officer Report.pdf · PDF5 Feb 2025View
Flood Risk AssessmentSupporting Documents17 Dec 2024View
Proposed Block Plan - NOV24/HC/PBPPlan · PDF27 Nov 2024View
Proposed Block Plan - NOV24/HC/PBPPlan · PDF27 Nov 2024View
Proposed ModelPhotographs and Photomontages · PDF27 Nov 2024View
DM Decision Notice.pdf · PDF5 Feb 2025View
Existing Elevations - NOV24/HC/EEEPlan · PDF27 Nov 2024View
Proposed Floor Plans - NOV24/HC/PFPPlan · PDF27 Nov 2024View
Supporting PhotosPhotographs and Photomontages · PDF27 Nov 2024View

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