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Conversion of redundant space above shops to provide 2 additional residential units and sundry alterations to shopfront and extension to rear/ side of building

128-130 Delce Road Rochester ME1 2DT

Not publishedReference: MC/14/3755Medway Council

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Application summary

Status
Not published
Application type
Full Application
Received
18 Dec 2014
Validated
18 Dec 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Medway Council

Application overview

Conversion of redundant space above shops to provide 2 additional residential units and sundry alterations to shopfront and extension to rear/ side of building

Proposal details

Reference
MC/14/3755
Alternative references
PP-03866967
Ward
Rochester East Ward
Agent
Rdarchitects

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Application location

128-130 Delce Road Rochester ME1 2DT

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice6 Mar 2015View
Case Officer ReportCase Officer Report6 Mar 2015View
DESIGN AMENDMENTSupporting Documents · PDF13 Feb 2015View
PROPOSED GROUND AND FIRST FLOORSupporting Documents · PDF13 Feb 2015View
SIDE ELEVATIONSDrawings · PDF13 Feb 2015View
DrawingsDrawings · PDF13 Feb 2015View
FLOOR PLANSDrawings · PDF13 Feb 2015View
SECOND FLOORDrawings · PDF13 Feb 2015View
FEASIBILITY SECTIONSDrawings · PDF13 Feb 2015View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF18 Dec 2014View
LOCATION PLANDrawings · PDF18 Dec 2014View
BLOCK PLANDrawings · PDF18 Dec 2014View
ELEVATIONSDrawings · PDF18 Dec 2014View
SECTIONSDrawings · PDF18 Dec 2014View
ATTIC PLANS FRONT ELEVATIONDrawings · PDF18 Dec 2014View
PERSPECTIVE 1Drawings · PDF18 Dec 2014View
PERSPECTIVE 2Drawings · PDF18 Dec 2014View
DESIGN AMENDMENTSupporting Documents · PDF1 Jan 1900View

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