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Lawful development certificate (proposed) for the removal of the existing conservatory with the erection of a rear extension as well as alterations to the rear dormer to include a Juliet Balcony and the addition of 2 no. rooflights.

124 Shorncliffe Road, Folkestone, CT20 2PQ

ClosedReference: 22/2054/FHFolkestone and Hythe Council

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Application summary

Status
Closed
Application type
Lawful development: Proposed use
Received
1 Dec 2022
Validated
13 Dec 2022
Determination deadline
7 Feb 2023
Local authority
Folkestone and Hythe Council

Application overview

Lawful development certificate (proposed) for the removal of the existing conservatory with the erection of a rear extension as well as alterations to the rear dormer to include a Juliet Balcony and the addition of 2 no. rooflights.

Proposal details

Reference
22/2054/FH
Ward
Folkestone Central
Parish
Folkestone Parish

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Application location

124 Shorncliffe Road, Folkestone, CT20 2PQ

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Documents 24 of 24

DocumentPublishedAction
DM Decision LDC Proposed.pdf · PDF17 Jan 2023View
P1011 Existing First Floor PlanDrawing · PDF1 Dec 2022View
LDC MAPDocument · PDF13 Dec 2022View
P1012 Existing Attic Floor PlanDrawing · PDF1 Dec 2022View
P2010 Proposed Ground Floor PlanDrawing · PDF1 Dec 2022View
P2210 Proposed South ElevationDrawing · PDF1 Dec 2022View
Superseded Location PlanDrawing · PDF1 Dec 2022View
Design & Access StatementDocument · PDF1 Dec 2022View
P1212 Existing West ElevationDrawing · PDF1 Dec 2022View
P2210 Proposed North ElevationDrawing · PDF1 Dec 2022View
P1010 Existing Ground Floor PlanDrawing · PDF1 Dec 2022View
P2210 Proposed West ElevationDrawing · PDF1 Dec 2022View
Location PlanDrawing · PDF13 Dec 2022View
P1210 Existing North ElevationDrawing · PDF1 Dec 2022View
P2110 Proposed SectionDrawing · PDF1 Dec 2022View
Class B DocumentDocument · PDF1 Dec 2022View
DM35 Officers Report.pdf · PDF17 Jan 2023View
P2011 Proposed Attic Floor PlanDrawing · PDF1 Dec 2022View
Application Form (R)Form · PDF1 Dec 2022View
Class A DocumentDocument · PDF1 Dec 2022View
P1110 Existing SectionsDrawing · PDF1 Dec 2022View
P2011 Proposed First Floor PlanDrawing · PDF1 Dec 2022View
Drawing Issue SheetDocument · PDF1 Dec 2022View
P2210 Proposed 3D ViewsDrawing · PDF1 Dec 2022View

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Decision & conditions

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DM Decision LDC Proposed.pdf
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