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Proposed ground floor extension and alterations to form new entrance to upper floors, internal alterations to form two 2-bedroom dwellings at first floor level (currently one dwelling, formation of one additional dwelling), including alterations to front and rear fenestration, formation of 2 studio dwellings at second floor level, new dormer extensions at roof level. Rear extension to enlarge shopfront.

50 HIGH STREET, DYMCHURCH, ROMNEY MARSH, TN29 0NL

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Application summary

Status
Closed
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
22 Apr 2025
Validated
8 Jul 2025
Determination deadline
2 Sept 2025
Local authority
Folkestone and Hythe Council

Application overview

Proposed ground floor extension and alterations to form new entrance to upper floors, internal alterations to form two 2-bedroom dwellings at first floor level (currently one dwelling, formation of one additional dwelling), including alterations to front and rear fenestration, formation of 2 studio dwellings at second floor level, new dormer extensions at roof level. Rear extension to enlarge shopfront.

Proposal details

Reference
25/0764/FH
Ward
Romney Marsh
Parish
Dymchurch

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Application location

50 HIGH STREET, DYMCHURCH, ROMNEY MARSH, TN29 0NL

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Existing Floor PlansPlan · PDF22 Apr 2025View
Existing Block PlanPlan · PDF5 Jun 2025View
Proposed Floor PlansPlan · PDF22 Apr 2025View
List of Consultations.pdf · PDF8 Jul 2025View
Application Form (R)Form · PDF22 Apr 2025View
Agents response regarding flood risk · PDF8 Jul 2025View
Superseded Location PlanPlan · PDF22 Apr 2025View
Completed CIL Form (R)Document · PDF5 Jun 2025View
Location PlanPlan · PDF5 Jun 2025View
Existing Block Plan · PDF10 Jun 2025View
Existing ElevationsPlan · PDF22 Apr 2025View
DM20 Site Notice.pdf · PDF8 Jul 2025View
KCC Highways CommentDocument · PDF8 Jul 2025View
Neighbour Letter.pdf · PDF8 Jul 2025View
Proposed Block Plan · PDF10 Jun 2025View
Decision Notice.pdf · PDF14 Aug 2025View
Officers Report.pdf · PDF14 Aug 2025View
Environment Agency CommentsDocument · PDF8 Jul 2025View
Proposed ElevationsPlan · PDF22 Apr 2025View

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