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Proposed First Floor Front/Side Dormer Extension and First Floor Side/Rear Extension, Internal Alterations & Board Cladding to First Floor Elevation

26 Palmarsh Avenue, Hythe, CT21 6NT

ClosedReference: 21/1157/FHFolkestone and Hythe Council

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Application summary

Status
Closed
Application type
Householder planning permission
Received
26 May 2021
Validated
3 Jun 2021
Determination deadline
29 Jul 2021
Local authority
Folkestone and Hythe Council

Application overview

Proposed First Floor Front/Side Dormer Extension and First Floor Side/Rear Extension, Internal Alterations & Board Cladding to First Floor Elevation

Proposal details

Reference
21/1157/FH
Ward
Hythe Rural
Parish
Hythe Parish

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Application location

26 Palmarsh Avenue, Hythe, CT21 6NT

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
21.14_100_Site and Location Plan.pdfPlan · PDF26 May 2021View
21.14_200_Existing Ground Floor Plan.pdfPlan · PDF26 May 2021View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdf · PDF26 May 2021View
DM40 Decision Notice.pdf · PDF23 Jul 2021View
21.14_310_Proposed Front and Rear Elevation.pdfPlan · PDF26 May 2021View
DM81 List of Consultations.pdf · PDF1 Jun 2021View
Parish commentsDocument · PDF20 Jul 2021View
21.14_201_Existing First Floor Plan.pdfPlan · PDF26 May 2021View
21.14_211_Existing Side Elevation.pdfPlan · PDF26 May 2021View
DM Re-consultation Letter.pdf · PDF30 Jun 2021View
DM35 Officers Report.pdf · PDF23 Jul 2021View
21.14_100_Site Plan.pdfPlan · PDF26 May 2021View
DM81 List of Consultations.pdf · PDF30 Jun 2021View
Proposed Front and Rear Elevations - 21.14.310Plans · PDF3 Jun 2021View
21.14_210_Existing Front and Rear Elevation.pdfPlan · PDF26 May 2021View
Consultation listDocument · PDF1 Jul 2021View
21.14_301_Proposed First Floor Plan.pdfPlan · PDF26 May 2021View
DM15 Neighbour Letter.pdf · PDF1 Jun 2021View
21.14_311_Proposed Side Elevation.pdfPlan · PDF26 May 2021View
21.14_300_Proposed Ground Floor Plan.pdfPlan · PDF26 May 2021View
Consultation ListsDocument · PDF2 Jun 2021View

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DM40 Decision Notice.pdf
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