Submission of details relating to ecological appraisal pursuant to condition 14 of planning permission DA/20/01202/FUL for demolition of existing buildings and construction of buildings to provide flexible employment floorspace (Use Classes E(g)/ B2 / B8, with ancillary office accommodation within Use Class E (g)), together with the creation of a new vehicular access via Butterly Avenue, improvements to the existing vehicular access from Hawley Road, provision of car and cycle parking and service yards, drainage works, landscaping, installation of an acoustic fence and other associated works.
Former Lynch Plant Hire And Former Ambulance Station Hawley Road Dartford Kent DA1 1PB
DecidedReference: 21/00995/CDNADartford Borough Council
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Submission of details relating to ecological appraisal pursuant to condition 14 of planning permission DA/20/01202/FUL for demolition of existing buildings and construction of buildings to provide flexible employment floorspace (Use Classes E(g)/ B2 / B8, with ancillary office accommodation within Use Class E (g)), together with the creation of a new vehicular access via Butterly Avenue, improvements to the existing vehicular access from Hawley Road, provision of car and cycle parking and service yards, drainage works, landscaping, installation of an acoustic fence and other associated works.
Proposal details
Reference
21/00995/CDNA
Alternative references
PP-09972539
Ward
Princes
Parish
Wilmington
Agent
Montagu Evans/Miss Rachel McGall
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