Variation of conditions 7, 8 and 10 on planning permission MC/11/1490 (Change of use, ceasing the primary use of equestrian activities and providing additional indoor education facilities incorporating the existing outdoor pets corner and educational classroom, in so doing building on the existing primary use of the outdoor pets corner and structures, educational class room to provide new and additional indoor facilities to complete the year round educational concept teaching animal care and husbandry and agricultural studies) to vary opening hours, parking control measures and public use of ancillary cafe.
Riding Centre Capstone Country Park Capstone Road Chatham Kent ME7 3JG
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Variation of conditions 7, 8 and 10 on planning permission MC/11/1490 (Change of use, ceasing the primary use of equestrian activities and providing additional indoor education facilities incorporating the existing outdoor pets corner and educational classroom, in so doing building on the existing primary use of the outdoor pets corner and structures, educational class room to provide new and additional indoor facilities to complete the year round educational concept teaching animal care and husbandry and agricultural studies) to vary opening hours, parking control measures and public use of ancillary cafe.
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MC/12/1160
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Cooper Associates
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