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Erection of a single storey side/rear extension, and replacement of existing french doors with window to side elevation following demolition of existing extensions.

Mill House Farmhouse, Newchurch, Romney Marsh, TN29 0EB

ClosedReference: 25/1926/FHFolkestone and Hythe Council

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Application summary

Status
Closed
Application type
Householder planning permission
Received
15 Oct 2025
Validated
23 Oct 2025
Determination deadline
18 Dec 2025
Local authority
Folkestone and Hythe Council

Application overview

Erection of a single storey side/rear extension, and replacement of existing french doors with window to side elevation following demolition of existing extensions.

Proposal details

Reference
25/1926/FH
Ward
Romney Marsh
Parish
Newchurch

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Application location

Mill House Farmhouse, Newchurch, Romney Marsh, TN29 0EB

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
Existing elevationsPlan · PDF15 Oct 2025View
Streetscene - proposed viewsPlan · PDF15 Oct 2025View
Comments from A Prentice - Newchurch Parish Council (Kent)11 Nov 2025View
Proposed elevationsPlan · PDF15 Oct 2025View
Drawing issue sheetDocument · PDF15 Oct 2025View
Existing roof plan and sectionsPlan · PDF15 Oct 2025View
Site plan proposedPlan · PDF15 Oct 2025View
Latest Consultation.pdf · PDF4 Nov 2025View
Flood Risk AssessmentDocument · PDF15 Oct 2025View
Existing plansPlan · PDF15 Oct 2025View
Site plan existingPlan · PDF15 Oct 2025View
Location PlanPlan · PDF23 Oct 2025View
Design and Access StatementDocument · PDF15 Oct 2025View
Proposed plansPlan · PDF15 Oct 2025View
Neighbour Letter.pdf · PDF24 Oct 2025View
Application Form r · PDF15 Oct 2025View
Proposed roof plan and sectionsPlan · PDF15 Oct 2025View
Comment from Environment AgencyDocument · PDF4 Nov 2025View
Officers Report.pdf · PDF4 Dec 2025View
Decision Notice.pdf · PDF4 Dec 2025View
Cil Additional InformationDocument · PDF15 Oct 2025View
Site Notice.pdf · PDF24 Oct 2025View
List of Consultations.pdf · PDF24 Oct 2025View

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Decision Notice.pdf
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