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Construction of a single storey rear extension; insertion of a dormer window and 2 rooflights to each side to facilitate habitable accommodation in the roof space; blocked paved driveway and vehicular crossover to front

56A Marshall Road Rainham Gillingham ME8 0AP

Not publishedReference: MC/11/3163Medway Council

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  3. Application Validated Date

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Application summary

Status
Not published
Application type
Householder
Received
21 Dec 2011
Validated
23 Feb 2012
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Medway Council

Application overview

Construction of a single storey rear extension; insertion of a dormer window and 2 rooflights to each side to facilitate habitable accommodation in the roof space; blocked paved driveway and vehicular crossover to front

Proposal details

Reference
MC/11/3163
Alternative references
PP-01755209
Ward
Rainham Central Ward
Agent
Ripley Design

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Application location

56A Marshall Road Rainham Gillingham ME8 0AP

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice19 Apr 2012View
Case Officer ReportCase Officer Report · PDF18 Apr 2012View
PROPOSED/EXISTING FLOOR PLANSDrawings · PDF1 Mar 2012View
TREE SURVEYSupporting Documents · PDF1 Mar 2012View
TREE SURVEY DATA & PLANSupporting Documents · PDF1 Mar 2012View
TREE SURVEY PLANDrawings · PDF1 Mar 2012View
TREE PROTECTION PLANDrawings · PDF1 Mar 2012View
TREE PROTECTION FENCINGDrawings · PDF1 Mar 2012View
ARBORICULTURAL REPORTSupporting Documents · PDF23 Feb 2012View
APPENDIX A - TREE SURVEY DATA AND PLANSupporting Documents · PDF23 Feb 2012View
TREE SURVEY PLANDrawings · PDF23 Feb 2012View
TREE PROTECTION PLANDrawings · PDF23 Feb 2012View
TREE PROTECTION FENCINGDrawings · PDF23 Feb 2012View
ELEVATIONSDrawings · PDF23 Feb 2012View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF22 Dec 2011View
Site PlanA4Drawings · PDF22 Dec 2011View
MixedA1Drawings · PDF22 Dec 2011View
SITE PLANDrawings · PDF13 Jun 2011View
ARBORICULTURAL REPORTSupporting Documents · PDF1 Jan 1900View
PHOTOSDrawings · PDF1 Jan 1900View

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