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Change of use from residential (Class C3) to a five bed, five person HMO

18 Darby Road, Folkestone, CT20 1EN

ClosedReference: 26/0181/FHFolkestone and Hythe Council

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Application summary

Status
Closed
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
9 Feb 2026
Validated
17 Feb 2026
Determination deadline
14 Apr 2026
Local authority
Folkestone and Hythe Council

Application overview

Change of use from residential (Class C3) to a five bed, five person HMO

Proposal details

Reference
26/0181/FH
Ward
Folkestone Central
Parish
Folkestone

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Application location

18 Darby Road, Folkestone, CT20 1EN

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
HMO Management PlanDocument · PDF9 Feb 2026View
Superseded - Proposed Lower Ground Floor PlanPlan · PDF17 Feb 2026View
Existing Lower Ground, Ground & First Floor PlanPlan · PDF20 Mar 2026View
Site Location PlanPlan · PDF9 Feb 2026View
Superseded - Proposed Ground Floor PlanPlan · PDF17 Feb 2026View
Planning StatementDocument · PDF9 Feb 2026View
Proposed Lower Ground Floor PlanPlan · PDF20 Mar 2026View
Superseded - Existing & Proposed Front & Rear ElevationsPlan · PDF17 Feb 2026View
Application Form (R)Document · PDF9 Feb 2026View
Proposed elevationsPlan · PDF1 Apr 2026View
Superseded - Existing Lower Ground, Ground & First Floor PlanPlan · PDF9 Feb 2026View
Officers Report.pdf · PDF1 Apr 2026View
Existing & Proposed Front & Rear ElevationsPlan · PDF20 Mar 2026View
Superseded - Proposed First Floor PlanPlan · PDF17 Feb 2026View
Superseded - Proposed Lower Ground, Ground & First Floor PlanPlan · PDF17 Feb 2026View
Planning Statement · PDF20 Mar 2026View
Proposed First Floor PlanPlan · PDF20 Mar 2026View
Decision Notice.pdf · PDF1 Apr 2026View
CIL Form 1 (Additional Information)Document · PDF17 Feb 2026View
Proposed ground floor planPlan · PDF1 Apr 2026View
Existing First Floor Plan & Existing Roof PlanPlan · PDF20 Mar 2026View
Superseded - Existing First Floor Plan & Existing Roof PlanPlan · PDF17 Feb 2026View

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Decision Notice.pdf
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