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Change of use of land from agricultural to equestrian and construction of stables, new access, fencing, gates and vegetable garden area

Land To Rear Of 'The Stables' East Court Farm Eastcourt Lane Gillingham Kent ME72UR

Medway CouncilReference MC/10/2607Full Application

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Status and dates

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  1. DoneReceived15 Jul 2010
  2. DoneValidated6 Sept 2010
  3. ClosedConsultationEnded 8 Oct 2010
  4. Date set by councilAgreed decision date22 Nov 2010
  5. DecidedApproval with Conditions3 Dec 2010

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  1. Application Received Date

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  2. Application Validated Date

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  12. Decision Issued Date

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Application type
Full Application
Ward
Rainham North Ward
Documents
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Proposal

Change of use of land from agricultural to equestrian and construction of stables, new access, fencing, gates and vegetable garden area

Reference
MC/10/2607
Ward
Rainham North Ward

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Documents

  • Decision NoticeDecision Notice3 Dec 2010View
  • Case Officer ReportCase Officer Report2 Dec 2010View
  • SectionA1Drawings23 Aug 2010View
  • Site PlanA1Drawings23 Aug 2010View
  • Site LayoutA1Drawings23 Aug 2010View
  • MixedA1Drawings23 Aug 2010View
  • Design & Access Stat CurrentSupporting Documents23 Aug 2010View
  • Planning Statement CurrentSupporting Documents23 Aug 2010View

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Decision and conditions

Approval with Conditions
Decision Notice
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