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Demolition of existing bungalow and construction of 4 detached dwellings (Resubmission of MC13/1029).

97 Elaine Avenue Strood Rochester ME2 2YP

Not publishedReference: MC/13/2679Medway Council

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Application summary

Status
Not published
Application type
Full Application
Received
24 Oct 2013
Validated
31 Oct 2013
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Medway Council

Application overview

Demolition of existing bungalow and construction of 4 detached dwellings (Resubmission of MC13/1029).

Proposal details

Reference
MC/13/2679
Alternative references
PP-02970104
Ward
Strood South Ward
Agent
Andrew Wells Arch Planning & Design

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Application location

97 Elaine Avenue Strood Rochester ME2 2YP

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
Appeal DecisionAppeal Decision · PDF3 Jun 2014View
LPA STATEMENTAppeal Statement · PDF19 Mar 2014View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice17 Mar 2014View
START LETTERAppeal Correspondence · PDF14 Feb 2014View
Appeal CorrespondenceAppeal Correspondence · PDF14 Feb 2014View
QUESTIONNAIREAppeal Statement · PDF14 Feb 2014View
APPELLANT STATEMENTAppeal Statement · PDF14 Feb 2014View
PROPOSED SITE LAYOUTDrawings · PDF2 Dec 2013View
PROPOSED PLANS & ELEVATIONS PLOS 3 & 4 AND DETACHED SINGLE GARAGESDrawings · PDF2 Dec 2013View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF24 Oct 2013View
LOCATION PLANDrawings · PDF24 Oct 2013View
PROPOSED STREET SCENES & LONG SECTIONDrawings · PDF24 Oct 2013View
PROPOSED PLANS & ELEVATIONS PLOTS 1 & 2Drawings · PDF24 Oct 2013View
DESIGN & ACCESS STATEMENTSupporting Documents · PDF24 Oct 2013View
ORIGINAL GROUND LEVEL SURVEYDrawings · PDF24 Oct 2013View

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Appeal Decision Decision Notice
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