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Extension of roof to form gable end and new dormer

288 Dover Road, Folkestone, CT19 6NZ

ClosedReference: 21/1173/FHFolkestone and Hythe Council

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Application summary

Status
Closed
Application type
Householder planning permission
Received
27 May 2021
Validated
27 May 2021
Determination deadline
22 Jul 2021
Local authority
Folkestone and Hythe Council

Application overview

Extension of roof to form gable end and new dormer

Proposal details

Reference
21/1173/FH
Ward
Folkestone Harbour
Parish
Folkestone Parish

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Application location

288 Dover Road, Folkestone, CT19 6NZ

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Documents 26 of 26

DocumentPublishedAction
P1011 - First Floor Plan (existing)Drawing · PDF27 May 2021View
DM81 List of Consultations.pdf · PDF1 Jun 2021View
0261_Design and access statement_01Document · PDF27 May 2021View
P0500 - Location PlanDrawing · PDF27 May 2021View
0261_Drawing Issue Sheet_001Document · PDF27 May 2021View
P2013 - Roof Plan (Proposed)Drawing · PDF27 May 2021View
DM15 Neighbour Letter.pdf · PDF1 Jun 2021View
P1010 - Ground Floor Plan (existing)Drawing · PDF27 May 2021View
P2012 - Second Floor Plan (Proposed)Drawing · PDF27 May 2021View
P1110 - Elevations (existing)Drawing · PDF27 May 2021View
P0600 - Block Plan (existing)Drawing · PDF27 May 2021View
P0700 - Block Plan (proposed)Drawing · PDF27 May 2021View
P2210 - Sections (Proposed)Drawing · PDF27 May 2021View
P1013 - Roof Plan (existing)Drawing · PDF27 May 2021View
P2700 - External Views (Proposed)Drawing · PDF27 May 2021View
Consultation ListsDocument · PDF2 Jun 2021View
P2010 - Ground Floor Plan (Proposed)Drawing · PDF27 May 2021View
P2011 - First Floor Plan (Proposed)Drawing · PDF27 May 2021View
Design Response to Neighbour’s CommentDocument · PDF9 Jul 2021View
DM40 Decision Notice.pdf · PDF21 Jul 2021View
ApplicationFormRedactedForm · PDF27 May 2021View
DM35 Officers Report.pdf · PDF21 Jul 2021View
P1210 - Sections (existing)Drawing · PDF27 May 2021View
P1700 - External Views (existing)Drawing · PDF27 May 2021View
Parish commentDocument · PDF14 Jun 2021View
P2110 - Elevations (Proposed)Drawing · PDF27 May 2021View

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Decision & conditions

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DM40 Decision Notice.pdf
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