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Retrospective application for the erection of close-boarded fencing to the rear amenity area, following the removal of the previous fence with trellis, along with the laying of hardstanding to form a car parking area and the provision of a means of access onto Lions Road.

Cinque Ports Arms 1 High Street New Romney Kent TN28 8BU

ClosedReference: Y18/1017/FHFolkestone and Hythe Council

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Application location

Cinque Ports Arms 1 High Street New Romney Kent TN28 8BU

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Application summary

Status
Closed
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
10 Aug 2018
Validated
4 Sept 2018
Determination deadline
30 Oct 2018
Local authority
Folkestone and Hythe Council

Application overview

Retrospective application for the erection of close-boarded fencing to the rear amenity area, following the removal of the previous fence with trellis, along with the laying of hardstanding to form a car parking area and the provision of a means of access onto Lions Road.

Proposal details

Reference
Y18/1017/FH
Ward
New Romney
Parish
New Romney

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
Consultation ResponsesDocument · PDF19 Sept 2018View
Internal Consultation MemoDocument · PDF7 Sept 2018View
ReportReport · PDF10 Aug 2018View
MART List of Neighbours NotifiedDocument · PDF7 Sept 2018View
Consultation ResponsesDocument · PDF11 Sept 2018View
DrawingDrawing · PDF4 Sept 2018View
DrawingDrawing · PDF10 Aug 2018View
ReportReport · PDF4 Sept 2018View
Officer ReportReport · PDF30 Oct 2018View
DrawingDrawing · PDF4 Sept 2018View
Acknowledgement LetterDocument · PDF7 Sept 2018View
Consultation ResponsesDocument · PDF21 Sept 2018View
Application FormForm · PDF10 Aug 2018View
Site Notice - LB in CADocument · PDF7 Sept 2018View
Site Notice - LB in CADocument · PDF13 Sept 2018View
Press NoticeDocument · PDF20 Sept 2018View
PhotoPhoto · PDF10 Aug 2018View
DrawingDrawing · PDF4 Sept 2018View
Decision - Full Plans (R)Decision · PDF30 Oct 2018View
Internal Consultation MemoDocument · PDF7 Sept 2018View
DrawingDrawing · PDF4 Sept 2018View
DrawingDrawing · PDF4 Sept 2018View

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  2. Valid date

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  4. Decision Issued Date

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  5. Latest Decision Date

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Decision & conditions

Closed
Decision - Full Plans (R)
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