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Application for a new planning permission to replace an extant planning permission (MC2006/1481 - Extension to existing shopping centre to provide 3 additional retail units (class A1 - A4), reconfigured main entrance and internal mall, reconfigured car parking together with associated pedestrian access and landscaping)

Hempstead Valley Shopping Centre Hempstead Valley Drive Hempstead Gillingham

Medway CouncilReference MC/10/0150Variation of condition

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Status and dates

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  1. DoneReceived15 Jan 2010
  2. DoneValidated27 Jan 2010
  3. Not publishedConsultationNo date on council record
  4. Date set by councilAgreed decision date14 Apr 2010
  5. DecidedApproval with Conditions10 Mar 2010

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Application type
Variation of condition
Ward
Hempstead And Wigmore Ward
Documents
8 published

Proposal

Application for a new planning permission to replace an extant planning permission (MC2006/1481 - Extension to existing shopping centre to provide 3 additional retail units (class A1 - A4), reconfigured main entrance and internal mall, reconfigured car parking together with associated pedestrian access and landscaping)

Reference
MC/10/0150
Ward
Hempstead And Wigmore Ward
Agent
DTZ

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Documents

  • Decision NoticeDecision Notice12 Mar 2010View
  • Case Officer ReportCase Officer Report9 Mar 2010View
  • Application FormApplication Form15 Dec 2009View
  • Site PlanA2Drawings15 Dec 2009View
  • photosA4Drawings1 Jan 1900View
  • S106 AgreementS106 Agreement1 Jan 1900View
  • S106 AgreementS106 Agreement1 Jan 1900View
  • CurrentSupporting Documents1 Jan 1900View

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Decision and conditions

Approval with Conditions
Decision Notice
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