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Listed Building Consent for the erection of an extension to be used as an external entrance pavilion to join the main dwelling and existing garage, erection of external walls to the existing garage and boiler room to allow the garages to be used as a utility room, formation of a gym within part of the existing barn. Alterations to that approved under Y18/1297/FH.

Lower Court Shuttlesfield Lane Ottinge Canterbury Kent CT4 6XJ

ClosedReference: Y19/0622/FHFolkestone and Hythe Council

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Application summary

Status
Closed
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
22 May 2019
Validated
22 May 2019
Determination deadline
17 Jul 2019
Local authority
Folkestone and Hythe Council

Application overview

Listed Building Consent for the erection of an extension to be used as an external entrance pavilion to join the main dwelling and existing garage, erection of external walls to the existing garage and boiler room to allow the garages to be used as a utility room, formation of a gym within part of the existing barn. Alterations to that approved under Y18/1297/FH.

Proposal details

Reference
Y19/0622/FH
Ward
North Downs East
Parish
Elham

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Application location

Lower Court Shuttlesfield Lane Ottinge Canterbury Kent CT4 6XJ

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
DrawingDrawing · PDF4 Jun 2019View
Site Notice - Listed BuildingDocument · PDF26 Jun 2019View
DrawingDrawing · PDF22 May 2019View
OS ExtractPlan · PDF22 May 2019View
DrawingDrawing · PDF5 Dec 2019View
Application FormForm · PDF22 May 2019View
ReportReport · PDF22 May 2019View
DrawingDrawing · PDF22 May 2019View
DrawingDrawing · PDF22 May 2019View
Application CorrespondenceDocument · PDF18 Jun 2019View
DrawingDrawing · PDF5 Dec 2019View
Internal Consultation MemoDocument · PDF26 Jun 2019View
DrawingDrawing · PDF22 May 2019View
Press NoticeDocument · PDF11 Jul 2019View
DrawingDrawing · PDF4 Jun 2019View
Decision - Listed Building (AC)Decision · PDF9 Oct 2019View
Consultation ResponsesDocument · PDF23 Jul 2019View
DrawingDrawing · PDF4 Jun 2019View
Officer ReportReport · PDF9 Oct 2019View

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