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Listed building consent for the demolition of an existing rear single storey extension and the erection of a new single storey rear extension. New window openings at first floor level.

Upper Maxted Street Farm, Maxted Street, STELLING MINNIS, CT4 6DH

ClosedReference: 20/0513/FHFolkestone and Hythe Council

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Application summary

Status
Closed
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
6 Mar 2020
Validated
6 Mar 2020
Determination deadline
22 May 2020
Local authority
Folkestone and Hythe Council

Application overview

Listed building consent for the demolition of an existing rear single storey extension and the erection of a new single storey rear extension. New window openings at first floor level.

Proposal details

Reference
20/0513/FH
Ward
North Downs West
Parish
Elmsted Parish

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Application location

Upper Maxted Street Farm, Maxted Street, STELLING MINNIS, CT4 6DH

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
Proposed location plan and block planDrawing · PDF6 Mar 2020View
DM20 Site Notice.pdf · PDF15 Apr 2020View
Proposed site planDrawing · PDF6 Mar 2020View
Proposed carportDrawing · PDF6 Mar 2020View
ApplicationForm · PDF6 Mar 2020View
Proposed floor plansDrawing · PDF6 Mar 2020View
Anthony Swaine commentsDocument · PDF13 May 2020View
Anthony Swaine commentsPhoto13 May 2020View
Existing elevationsDrawing · PDF6 Mar 2020View
Anthony Swaine commentsPhoto13 May 2020View
DM35 Officers Report.pdf · PDF21 May 2020View
Heritage statementReport · PDF6 Mar 2020View
DM40 Decision Notice.pdf · PDF21 May 2020View
Design and access statementReport · PDF6 Mar 2020View
DM81 List of Consultations.pdf · PDF23 Apr 2020View
Garden design concept rev bReport · PDF6 Mar 2020View
Design Concept Rev CDocument · PDF15 May 2020View
Existing floor plansDrawing · PDF6 Mar 2020View
Existing Site planDrawing · PDF15 May 2020View
Site location plan and existing block planDrawing · PDF6 Mar 2020View
Proposed elevationsDrawing · PDF6 Mar 2020View
Proposed Car PortDrawing · PDF15 May 2020View

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Decision & conditions

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DM40 Decision Notice.pdf
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