Submission of details relating to external lighting (condition 16), biodiversity enhancements (condition 17) pursuant to planning permission DA/22/01444/FUL for partial redevelopment of site to include partial demolition of extensions, proposed single storey side extension, sub-division of first floor and rooms in the roof to form 2 No. 1-bed dwellings and erection of 2 No. 5-bed detached dwellings with basements (Use Class C3a), enlarged residential curtilage to rear of No.1 Ship Cottages, plus associated access, parking, amenity space, landscaping and provision of a meadow
The Yew Tree Green Street Green Road Darenth Kent DA2 8DP
DecidedReference: 25/00948/CDNADartford Borough Council
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Submission of details relating to external lighting (condition 16), biodiversity enhancements (condition 17) pursuant to planning permission DA/22/01444/FUL for partial redevelopment of site to include partial demolition of extensions, proposed single storey side extension, sub-division of first floor and rooms in the roof to form 2 No. 1-bed dwellings and erection of 2 No. 5-bed detached dwellings with basements (Use Class C3a), enlarged residential curtilage to rear of No.1 Ship Cottages, plus associated access, parking, amenity space, landscaping and provision of a meadow
Proposal details
Reference
25/00948/CDNA
Ward
Longfield, New Barn & Southfleet
Parish
Darenth
Agent
Graham Simpkin Planning Ltd/Mr Ollie Neary
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