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Alterations to the store facade and installation of a new window above the entrance, formation of a window to the new cafe and escape door to the sales floor. Widening of the existing customer entrance doors. New plant in the service yard, a new ATM pod and car park refurbishment works.

Waitrose Prospect Road Hythe Kent CT21 5NH

ClosedReference: Y19/0343/FHFolkestone and Hythe Council

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Application summary

Status
Closed
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
26 Mar 2019
Validated
26 Mar 2019
Determination deadline
21 May 2019
Local authority
Folkestone and Hythe Council

Application overview

Alterations to the store facade and installation of a new window above the entrance, formation of a window to the new cafe and escape door to the sales floor. Widening of the existing customer entrance doors. New plant in the service yard, a new ATM pod and car park refurbishment works.

Proposal details

Reference
Y19/0343/FH
Ward
Hythe
Parish
Hythe

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Application location

Waitrose Prospect Road Hythe Kent CT21 5NH

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Documents 25 of 25

DocumentPublishedAction
DrawingDrawing · PDF26 Mar 2019View
ReportReport · PDF26 Mar 2019View
ReportReport · PDF8 May 2019View
DrawingDrawing · PDF8 May 2019View
DrawingDrawing · PDF26 Mar 2019View
DrawingDrawing · PDF26 Mar 2019View
Press NoticeDocument · PDF23 Apr 2019View
DrawingDrawing · PDF26 Mar 2019View
Consultation ResponsesDocument · PDF15 May 2019View
DrawingDrawing · PDF26 Mar 2019View
DrawingDrawing · PDF8 May 2019View
DrawingDrawing · PDF26 Mar 2019View
DrawingDrawing · PDF8 May 2019View
DrawingDrawing · PDF26 Mar 2019View
ReportReport · PDF26 Mar 2019View
Internal Consultation MemoDocument · PDF4 Apr 2019View
Decision - Full Plan (AC)Decision · PDF21 May 2019View
OS ExtractPlan · PDF26 Mar 2019View
Officer ReportReport · PDF21 May 2019View
MART List of Neighbours NotifiedDocument · PDF4 Apr 2019View
Site Notice - Conservation AreaDocument · PDF4 Apr 2019View
Consultation ResponsesDocument · PDF15 May 2019View
DrawingDrawing · PDF26 Mar 2019View
DrawingDrawing · PDF26 Mar 2019View
Application FormForm · PDF26 Mar 2019View

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