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Lawful development certificate (existing) for the continued us of the ground floor premises as 4 surgery rooms, 4 classrooms, two storage rooms/prep rooms, and a toilet.

Ground Floor Business Premises, 11 Earls Avenue, Folkestone, CT20 2HW

ClosedReference: 21/0534/FHFolkestone and Hythe Council

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Application summary

Status
Closed
Application type
Lawful development: Existing use
Received
12 Mar 2021
Validated
18 Mar 2021
Determination deadline
13 May 2021
Local authority
Folkestone and Hythe Council

Application overview

Lawful development certificate (existing) for the continued us of the ground floor premises as 4 surgery rooms, 4 classrooms, two storage rooms/prep rooms, and a toilet.

Proposal details

Reference
21/0534/FH
Ward
Folkestone Central
Parish
Folkestone Parish

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Application location

Ground Floor Business Premises, 11 Earls Avenue, Folkestone, CT20 2HW

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
190908a Floor B Earlsgate demesne in red.jpgPlan12 Mar 2021View
CQC Inspection Report 2013 Proof the practice was on the ground floor of 11 Earls Avenue.pdfDocument · PDF12 Mar 2021View
2008 reference to Took Over Back In 2007 Earlsgate Dental Practice Dentist in Folkestone Kent.pdfDocument · PDF12 Mar 2021View
Location Plan - 11 Earls Avenue(1).pdfPlan · PDF12 Mar 2021View
210306 Proof of SurgeryDocument · PDF12 Mar 2021View
Site PhotoPhoto · PDF12 Mar 2021View
210306 Proof of SurgeryDocument · PDF12 Mar 2021View
MITIC PRACTICE LIMITED Overview (free company information from Companies House).pdfDocument · PDF12 Mar 2021View
Application Form - RedactedForm · PDF12 Mar 2021View
LDC planDrawing · PDF31 Mar 2021View
2017 Newspaper article Earlsgate Dental Practice in Folkestone closes.pdfDocument · PDF12 Mar 2021View
DM Decision LDC Existing.pdf · PDF15 Oct 2021View
2014 mention of inspection in 2014 Earlsgate Dental Practice Folkestone CareServices.org.uk.pdfDocument · PDF12 Mar 2021View
DM35 Officers Report.pdf · PDF15 Oct 2021View
2007 - Site plan with references to surgery.pdfPlan · PDF12 Mar 2021View
2012 reviews of practice Earlsgate Dental Practice in Folkestone.pdfDocument · PDF12 Mar 2021View

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DM Decision LDC Existing.pdf
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