Council planning record

Erection of a first floor extension, erection of a rear conservatory following removal of the existing and erection of a two-storey detached garage with home office and gym above following removal of the existing single storey garage.

White Cottage Blackhouse Hill Hythe Kent CT21 5UU

ClosedReference: Y17/0270/SHFolkestone and Hythe Council

Application location

White Cottage Blackhouse Hill Hythe Kent CT21 5UU

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Application summary

Status
Closed
Application type
Householder planning permission
Received
6 Mar 2017
Validated
13 Mar 2017
Determination deadline
8 May 2017
Local authority
Folkestone and Hythe Council

Application overview

Erection of a first floor extension, erection of a rear conservatory following removal of the existing and erection of a two-storey detached garage with home office and gym above following removal of the existing single storey garage.

Proposal details

Reference
Y17/0270/SH
Ward
Hythe
Parish
Hythe

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Documents 34 of 34

DocumentPublishedAction
Acknowledgement LetterDocument · PDF17 Mar 2017View
OS ExtractPlan · PDF6 Mar 2017View
DrawingDrawing · PDF6 Mar 2017View
DrawingDrawing · PDF6 Mar 2017View
MART List of Neighbours NotifiedDocument · PDF17 Mar 2017View
Officer ReportReport · PDF8 May 2017View
DrawingDrawing · PDF6 Mar 2017View
PhotoPhoto · PDF6 Mar 2017View
Consultation ResponsesDocument · PDF4 Apr 2017View
DrawingDrawing · PDF6 Mar 2017View
Neighbour Notification ListDocument · PDF21 Mar 2017View
DrawingDrawing · PDF6 Mar 2017View
PhotoPhoto · PDF6 Mar 2017View
DrawingDrawing · PDF6 Mar 2017View
DrawingDrawing · PDF6 Mar 2017View
PhotoPhoto · PDF6 Mar 2017View
DrawingDrawing · PDF6 Mar 2017View
DrawingDrawing · PDF6 Mar 2017View
DrawingDrawing · PDF6 Mar 2017View
DrawingDrawing · PDF6 Mar 2017View
PhotoPhoto · PDF6 Mar 2017View
DrawingDrawing · PDF6 Mar 2017View
Application FormForm · PDF6 Mar 2017View
DrawingDrawing · PDF6 Mar 2017View
DrawingDrawing · PDF6 Mar 2017View
DrawingDrawing · PDF6 Mar 2017View
DrawingDrawing · PDF6 Mar 2017View
Decision - Householder (AC)Decision · PDF8 May 2017View
DrawingDrawing · PDF6 Mar 2017View
PhotoPhoto · PDF6 Mar 2017View
DrawingDrawing · PDF6 Mar 2017View
DrawingDrawing · PDF6 Mar 2017View
PhotoPhoto · PDF6 Mar 2017View
DrawingDrawing · PDF6 Mar 2017View

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Decision & conditions

Closed
Decision - Householder (AC)
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