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Construction of single storey in-fill rear extension, replacement of rear skylight and new skylight to front roof slope

27 ORMONDE ROAD, HYTHE, CT21 6DN

ClosedReference: 25/0950/FHFolkestone and Hythe Council

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Application summary

Status
Closed
Application type
Householder planning permission
Received
21 May 2025
Validated
28 May 2025
Determination deadline
23 Jul 2025
Local authority
Folkestone and Hythe Council

Application overview

Construction of single storey in-fill rear extension, replacement of rear skylight and new skylight to front roof slope

Proposal details

Reference
25/0950/FH
Ward
Hythe
Parish
Hythe

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Application location

27 ORMONDE ROAD, HYTHE, CT21 6DN

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Documents 28 of 28

DocumentPublishedAction
Existing Ground Floor PlanPlan · PDF21 May 2025View
Existing SectionsPlan · PDF21 May 2025View
Proposed ElevationsPlan · PDF21 May 2025View
Proposed Location & Block PlanPlan · PDF21 May 2025View
DM15 Neighbour Letter.pdf · PDF2 Jun 2025View
Proposed Roof PlanPlan · PDF21 May 2025View
Proposed Attic PlanPlan · PDF21 May 2025View
Proposed SectionsPlan · PDF21 May 2025View
Side Elevation (Proposed)Plan · PDF23 Jun 2025View
Hythe Town Council CommentDocument · PDF10 Jun 2025View
Existing ElevationsPlan · PDF21 May 2025View
Existing Perspective ViewsPlan · PDF21 May 2025View
DM81 List of Consultations.pdf · PDF2 Jun 2025View
Internal Views ProposedPlan · PDF21 May 2025View
Side Elevation (Existing)Plan · PDF23 Jun 2025View
Existing External ViewsPlan · PDF21 May 2025View
Proposed Internal ViewsPlan · PDF21 May 2025View
Proposed Ground Floor PlanPlan · PDF21 May 2025View
Proposed External ViewsPlan · PDF21 May 2025View
Design and access statementDocument · PDF21 May 2025View
DM35 Officers Report.pdf · PDF4 Jul 2025View
Existing Location & Block PlanPlan · PDF21 May 2025View
Existing Roof PlanPlan · PDF21 May 2025View
Application Form (R)Form · PDF21 May 2025View
Decision Notice.pdf · PDF4 Jul 2025View
Existing First Floor PlanPlan · PDF21 May 2025View
Existing Attic LevelPlan · PDF21 May 2025View
Proposed First Floor PlanPlan · PDF21 May 2025View

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Decision Notice.pdf
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