Variation of conditions 1 and 4 of planning permission 25/01318/VCON to allow a revised substation location and associated revised parking layout (following the application granted under Ref 25/01318/VCON for 'Submission of reserved matters pursuant to DA/09/01473/VCON for erection of a 3 storey mixed use development comprising of an A1/A3 coffee shop, an A1 retail unit, with B1 office units to the upper floors and plant and staff facilities on roof plus two ancillary A1 retail single storey units (convenience store and a dry cleaners'))
Land At Junction Of Anchor Boulevard And Galleon Boulevard Crossways Business Park Dartford Kent DA2 6QE
Awaiting decisionReference: 26/01097/VCONDartford Borough Council
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Variation of conditions 1 and 4 of planning permission 25/01318/VCON to allow a revised substation location and associated revised parking layout (following the application granted under Ref 25/01318/VCON for 'Submission of reserved matters pursuant to DA/09/01473/VCON for erection of a 3 storey mixed use development comprising of an A1/A3 coffee shop, an A1 retail unit, with B1 office units to the upper floors and plant and staff facilities on roof plus two ancillary A1 retail single storey units (convenience store and a dry cleaners'))
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Reference
26/01097/VCON
Alternative references
PP-15237808
Ward
Stone Castle
Parish
Stone
Agent
Architecture Design Limited/Mr M A Pustai
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