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Erection of two storey front extension and single storey rear extension. Loft conversion with rear dormer. Change of windows and front door. Exterior walls to be rendered or light grey hardy plank. Roof tiles changed to slate. Landscaping to front of property to increase parking spaces.

Homestead, Bossingham Road, Stelling Minnis, Canterbury, CT4 6AG

ClosedReference: 22/0330/FHFolkestone and Hythe Council

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Application summary

Status
Closed
Application type
Householder planning permission
Received
24 Feb 2022
Validated
1 Jun 2022
Determination deadline
12 Aug 2022
Local authority
Folkestone and Hythe Council

Application overview

Erection of two storey front extension and single storey rear extension. Loft conversion with rear dormer. Change of windows and front door. Exterior walls to be rendered or light grey hardy plank. Roof tiles changed to slate. Landscaping to front of property to increase parking spaces.

Proposal details

Reference
22/0330/FH
Ward
North Downs West
Parish
Stelling Minnis Parish

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Application location

Homestead, Bossingham Road, Stelling Minnis, Canterbury, CT4 6AG

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
Proposed plans and elevations 2Drawing · PDF24 Feb 2022View
Block PlanDrawing · PDF1 Jun 2022View
DM35 Officers Report.pdf · PDF9 Aug 2022View
Certificate B (R)Document · PDF1 Jun 2022View
DM40 Decision Notice.pdf · PDF9 Aug 2022View
Block Plan ProposedDrawing · PDF24 Feb 2022View
DM15 Neighbour Letter.pdf · PDF1 Mar 2022View
Site PlanDrawing · PDF1 Jun 2022View
Existing Block PlanDrawing · PDF24 Feb 2022View
Proposed Block PlanDrawing · PDF1 Jun 2022View
Existing plans and elevationsDrawing · PDF24 Feb 2022View
Proposed Location PlanDrawing · PDF24 Feb 2022View
2 Rev 2 Proposed Plans & ElevationsDrawing · PDF1 Jun 2022View
Application Form RedactedForm · PDF24 Feb 2022View
DM81 List of Consultations.pdf · PDF1 Mar 2022View
Existing Location PlanDrawing · PDF24 Feb 2022View
Proposed Plans and Elevations 2 Rev 1Drawing · PDF24 Feb 2022View

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Decision & conditions

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DM40 Decision Notice.pdf
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