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Revised surface water drainage scheme

Land at Ridham Dock, Iwade, Sittingbourne, Kent, ME9 8SR

DeterminedReference: KCC/SW/0007/2014Kent County Council

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Application summary

Status
Determined
Application type
Not published
Received
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Validated
6 Jan 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Kent County Council

Application overview

Revised surface water drainage scheme

Proposal details

Reference
KCC/SW/0007/2014
Alternative references
SW/14/76
Agent
SLR Consulting Ltd

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Application location

Land at Ridham Dock, Iwade, Sittingbourne, Kent, ME9 8SR

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Documents 19 of 19

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DEPOSITION SITE FOR ARISINGS Received 29 April 2014.pdfApplication Documents6 May 2014View
Attachment Summary.pdfApplication Documents8 Jan 2014View
Appendix D Pre-application correspondence with Natural England dated 09.08.13.pdfApplication Documents8 Jan 2014View
Planning Statement for Variation to Conditions 6 and 9.pdfApplication Documents8 Jan 2014View
Dwg 2 Revised Suds - Sections.pdfApplication Documents8 Jan 2014View
AAppendix C Revised Surface Water Drainage Stategy.pdfApplication Documents8 Jan 2014View
Appendix A R6 Decision Notice.pdfApplication Documents8 Jan 2014View
Revised surface water manaagement rec 14 April 2014.pdfApplication Documents15 Apr 2014View
Letter from SLR dated 18 Mar 2014 with additonal information.pdfApplication Documents20 Mar 2014View
Email recieved 29 APR 2014 - Revised Surface Water Management Scheme at Ridham Dock.pdfApplication Documents6 May 2014View
Dwg MVV2 Existing Site Layout Ridham Biomass Power Plant Oct 2013.pdfApplication Documents8 Jan 2014View
Dwg MVV1 Planning Application Boundary.pdfApplication Documents8 Jan 2014View
Application Form.pdfApplication Documents8 Jan 2014View
Dwg MVV3 Revised Suds Plan.pdfApplication Documents8 Jan 2014View
Appendix B Ecological Management Plan 2014 - 2018.pdfApplication Documents8 Jan 2014View
Appendix A Decision Notice.pdfApplication Documents8 Jan 2014View
SW 14 76 Decision.pdfDecision19 May 2014View
Site Notice.pdfOfficer Correspondence29 Jan 2014View
Kos advert proof.pdfOfficer Correspondence3 Feb 2014View

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Appendix A R6 Decision Notice.pdf Appendix A Decision Notice.pdf SW 14 76 Decision.pdf
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