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Change of use of field to community use together with construction of an art structure and access path for a temporary period of six months

Seven Acre Field St Mary In The Marsh Kent

ClosedReference: Y18/0685/FHFolkestone and Hythe Council

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Application summary

Status
Closed
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
22 May 2018
Validated
22 May 2018
Determination deadline
17 Jul 2018
Local authority
Folkestone and Hythe Council

Application overview

Change of use of field to community use together with construction of an art structure and access path for a temporary period of six months

Proposal details

Reference
Y18/0685/FH
Ward
Romney Marsh
Parish
St. Mary in the Marsh

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Application location

Seven Acre Field St Mary In The Marsh Kent

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Documents 30 of 30

DocumentPublishedAction
Application CorrespondenceDocument · PDF27 Jul 2018View
ReportReport · PDF27 Jul 2018View
Withdrawn - Full ApplicationDocument · PDF29 May 2019View
MART List of Neighbours NotifiedDocument · PDF6 Aug 2018View
Application CorrespondenceDocument · PDF27 Jul 2018View
DrawingDrawing · PDF27 Jul 2018View
Acknowledgement LetterDocument · PDF6 Aug 2018View
OS ExtractPlan · PDF27 Jul 2018View
OS ExtractPlan · PDF27 Jul 2018View
Consultation ResponsesDocument · PDF24 Aug 2018View
Standard Consultation LetterDocument · PDF6 Aug 2018View
DrawingDrawing · PDF22 May 2018View
DrawingDrawing · PDF18 Jun 2018View
Standard Consultation LetterDocument · PDF6 Aug 2018View
DrawingDrawing · PDF27 Jul 2018View
Consultation ResponsesDocument · PDF28 Aug 2018View
Application FormForm · PDF22 May 2018View
Standard Consultation LetterDocument · PDF6 Aug 2018View
DrawingDrawing · PDF27 Jul 2018View
Consultation ResponsesDocument · PDF13 Aug 2018View
DrawingDrawing · PDF27 Jul 2018View
Consultation ResponsesDocument · PDF7 Sept 2018View
DrawingDrawing · PDF22 May 2018View
DrawingDrawing · PDF27 Jul 2018View
PhotoPhoto · PDF22 May 2018View
DrawingDrawing · PDF4 Jul 2018View
PhotoPhoto · PDF27 Jul 2018View
DrawingDrawing · PDF22 May 2018View
Cover LetterDocument · PDF27 Jul 2018View
DrawingDrawing · PDF22 May 2018View

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