Listed Building Consent for replacement of roof covering with new asphalt and insulation to the main roof area that surrounds the inner quadrangle; outer perimeter parapet walls to have damaged areas of stone and brickwork replaced to match existing; defective area of stone and brickwork to SE corner to be taken down and rebuilt; rainwater outlets replaced; suncatcher pipe to be installed through roof deck to replace previosly sealed off roof ventilation; anti slip treatment to access flagpoles to be applied to part of the roof covering together with associated works
Royal Engineers Museum Brompton Barracks (Ravelin Building) Prince Arthur Road Gillingham Kent ME7 1ND
Not publishedReference: MC/12/2528Medway Council
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Listed Building Consent for replacement of roof covering with new asphalt and insulation to the main roof area that surrounds the inner quadrangle; outer perimeter parapet walls to have damaged areas of stone and brickwork replaced to match existing; defective area of stone and brickwork to SE corner to be taken down and rebuilt; rainwater outlets replaced; suncatcher pipe to be installed through roof deck to replace previosly sealed off roof ventilation; anti slip treatment to access flagpoles to be applied to part of the roof covering together with associated works
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Reference
MC/12/2528
Alternative references
PP-02263333
Ward
River Ward
Agent
Babcock
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