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Listed Building Consent for the removal of unstable chimney & chimney breast. Demolition of non original lean to structures, and exposing original party wall consisting of a medieval barn. Proposed two storey and single storey rear extension with internal changes.

Wise Follies & Kings Arms Public House, St Mary's Road, The square, Elham, CT4 6TJ

ClosedReference: 25/0010/FHFolkestone and Hythe Council

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Application summary

Status
Closed
Application type
Listed Building Consent (Alt/Ext)
Received
27 Dec 2024
Validated
10 Jan 2025
Determination deadline
7 Mar 2025
Local authority
Folkestone and Hythe Council

Application overview

Listed Building Consent for the removal of unstable chimney & chimney breast. Demolition of non original lean to structures, and exposing original party wall consisting of a medieval barn. Proposed two storey and single storey rear extension with internal changes.

Proposal details

Reference
25/0010/FH
Ward
North Downs East
Parish
Elham

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Application location

Wise Follies & Kings Arms Public House, St Mary's Road, The square, Elham, CT4 6TJ

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Existing Floor & Roof PlansPlan · PDF27 Dec 2024View
Proposed PlansPlan · PDF27 Dec 2024View
Existing and Proposed Block PlanPlan · PDF27 Dec 2024View
Existing Site PlanPlan · PDF27 Dec 2024View
Existing North & East ElevationsPlan · PDF10 Jan 2025View
Proposed North & East ElevationsPlan · PDF10 Jan 2025View
Demolition PlansPlan · PDF27 Dec 2024View
Demolition ElevationsPlan · PDF27 Dec 2024View
Site Location PlanPlan · PDF27 Dec 2024View
Elham Parish Council CommentEmail · PDF6 Feb 2025View
DM35 Officers Report.pdf · PDF28 Feb 2025View
Public Notice Press AdvertDocument · PDF23 Jan 2025View
DM20 Site Notice.pdf · PDF14 Jan 2025View
Proposed elevationsPlan · PDF27 Dec 2024View
DM81 List Of ConsultationsDocument · PDF14 Jan 2025View
Design, Access & Heritage StatementDocument · PDF27 Dec 2024View
DM40 Decision Notice.pdf · PDF28 Feb 2025View
Existing ElevationsPlan · PDF27 Dec 2024View
Application Form (R)Document · PDF27 Dec 2024View

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Decision & conditions

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DM40 Decision Notice.pdf
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