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Conversion of attic space of the existing property, with associated roof lights and alterations to window and door openings, with minor alterations to the internal layouts to provide 9 self contained dwellings (revised application to planning application MC/10/1541 which allowed an extension to the time limit for implementation of MC2006/2145 which itself granted planning permission for the change of use from a 30-bedroom residential nursing home into nine self-contained units together with part alterations to external windows and doors; alterations to first floor east elevation facade; provision of bin stores and 17 car parking spaces (demolition of external staircases).
Country House Nursing Home Abbots Court Stoke Road Hoo St Werburgh Rochester ME3 9LS
Conversion of attic space of the existing property, with associated roof lights and alterations to window and door openings, with minor alterations to the internal layouts to provide 9 self contained dwellings (revised application to planning application MC/10/1541 which allowed an extension to the time limit for implementation of MC2006/2145 which itself granted planning permission for the change of use from a 30-bedroom residential nursing home into nine self-contained units together with part alterations to external windows and doors; alterations to first floor east elevation facade; provision of bin stores and 17 car parking spaces (demolition of external staircases).
Reference
MC/11/1706
Alternative references
PP-01519467
Ward
Peninsula Ward
Parish
Frindsbury Extra
Agent
Neal Tuson Architects
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