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Variation of condition 2 and removal of condition 6 of planning application Y17/0584/SH (Demolition of the existing Church Hall, construction of a single-storey extension to St Peter's Church to create a new Church Hall and the erection of two new dwellings with associated access, car parking and landscaping) to retain existing parking arrangements

St Peters Church Hall Roberts Road Greatstone New Romney Kent TN28 8PA

ClosedReference: Y18/1186/FHFolkestone and Hythe Council

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Application location

St Peters Church Hall Roberts Road Greatstone New Romney Kent TN28 8PA

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Application summary

Status
Closed
Application type
Non-compliance of conditions
Received
17 Sept 2018
Validated
18 Sept 2018
Determination deadline
31 Jan 2019
Local authority
Folkestone and Hythe Council

Application overview

Variation of condition 2 and removal of condition 6 of planning application Y17/0584/SH (Demolition of the existing Church Hall, construction of a single-storey extension to St Peter's Church to create a new Church Hall and the erection of two new dwellings with associated access, car parking and landscaping) to retain existing parking arrangements

Proposal details

Reference
Y18/1186/FH
Ward
Walland & Denge Marsh
Parish
Lydd;Lydd Parish

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
DrawingDrawing · PDF17 Sept 2018View
Standard Consultation LetterDocument · PDF2 Oct 2018View
Consultation ResponsesDocument · PDF8 Oct 2018View
Application FormForm · PDF17 Sept 2018View
Consultation ResponsesDocument · PDF2 Oct 2018View
Officer ReportReport · PDF31 Jan 2019View
Neighbour CommentsDocument · PDF8 Oct 2018View
Acknowledgement LetterDocument · PDF2 Oct 2018View
MART List of Neighbours NotifiedDocument · PDF2 Oct 2018View
DrawingDrawing · PDF17 Sept 2018View
Internal Consultation MemoDocument · PDF2 Oct 2018View
Consultation ResponsesDocument · PDF16 Oct 2018View
Neighbours / ContributorsDocument · PDF14 Nov 2018View
Neighbour CommentsDocument · PDF19 Nov 2018View
Application FormForm · PDF17 Sept 2018View
Decision - Non-Compliance (AC)Decision · PDF31 Jan 2019View

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Decision & conditions

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Decision - Non-Compliance (AC)
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