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Change of use to mixed use restaurant/bar (Class A3/A4) and alterations to the rear elevation

Unit 5 Block T Pier Road Gillingham Kent

Not publishedReference: MC/14/0649Medway Council

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Application summary

Status
Not published
Application type
Full Application
Received
10 Mar 2014
Validated
10 Mar 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Medway Council

Application overview

Change of use to mixed use restaurant/bar (Class A3/A4) and alterations to the rear elevation

Proposal details

Reference
MC/14/0649
Alternative references
PP-03233228
Ward
Gillingham North Ward
Agent
Porta Planning LLP

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Application location

Unit 5 Block T Pier Road Gillingham Kent

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice28 May 2014View
Case Officer ReportCase Officer Report28 May 2014View
PHOTOSDrawings · PDF24 Mar 2014View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF10 Mar 2014View
PLANNING STATEMENTSupporting Documents · PDF10 Mar 2014View
OVERVIEWSupporting Documents · PDF10 Mar 2014View
OVERVIEWSupporting Documents · PDF10 Mar 2014View
NOISE ASSESSMENT REPORTSupporting Documents · PDF10 Mar 2014View
BLOCK PLANDrawings · PDF10 Mar 2014View
SITE LOCATION PLANDrawings · PDF10 Mar 2014View
PARKING MONITORING PLANDrawings · PDF10 Mar 2014View
REFUSE PLANDrawings · PDF10 Mar 2014View
EXISTING REAR ELEVATIONDrawings · PDF10 Mar 2014View
PROPOSED REAR ELEVATIONDrawings · PDF10 Mar 2014View
EXISTING PLANDrawings · PDF10 Mar 2014View
PROPOSED FRONT ELEVATIONDrawings · PDF10 Mar 2014View
PROPOSED GA PLANDrawings · PDF10 Mar 2014View
EXISITNG FRONT ELEVATIONDrawings · PDF10 Mar 2014View

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