Variation of condition 36 of planning permission MC/12/0758 (Hybrid application consisting of full planning permission (building L1) for construction of 71 residential units and outline planning permission for access, scale and layout (buildings A & B, C & D, H & J, K & P) for up to 390 residential units (total of up to 461 residential units) and commercial floorspace (A1/A2/A3/B1/D1/D2 uses) with a maximum height of ground floor plus 15 storeys together with car and cycle parking, hard and soft landscaping, refuse and recycling storage and other associated works) related to parking and security measures to Block L1
Victory Pier Pier Road Gillingham Kent ME7 1AF
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Variation of condition 36 of planning permission MC/12/0758 (Hybrid application consisting of full planning permission (building L1) for construction of 71 residential units and outline planning permission for access, scale and layout (buildings A & B, C & D, H & J, K & P) for up to 390 residential units (total of up to 461 residential units) and commercial floorspace (A1/A2/A3/B1/D1/D2 uses) with a maximum height of ground floor plus 15 storeys together with car and cycle parking, hard and soft landscaping, refuse and recycling storage and other associated works) related to parking and security measures to Block L1
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MC/13/2610
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Gillingham North Ward
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