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Engineering works to reduce land levels and construct a double garage and parking area to rear with boundary walls/fencing

Rear Of 21 Pickwick Crescent Rochester ME1 2HZ

Not publishedReference: MC/15/0034Medway Council

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Application summary

Status
Not published
Application type
Full Application
Received
8 Jan 2015
Validated
27 Jan 2015
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Medway Council

Application overview

Engineering works to reduce land levels and construct a double garage and parking area to rear with boundary walls/fencing

Proposal details

Reference
MC/15/0034
Alternative references
PP-03896256
Ward
Rochester East Ward
Agent
Surveying & Sustainability Services

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Application location

Rear Of 21 Pickwick Crescent Rochester ME1 2HZ

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
OBJECTIONS - RYDERLetter of Representation · PDF9 Jun 2015View
OBJECTIONS - RYDERLetter of Representation · PDF9 Jun 2015View
OBJECTIONS - RYDERLetter of Representation · PDF9 Jun 2015View
OBJECTIONLetter of Representation · PDF23 Feb 2015View
Letter of RepresentationLetter of Representation · PDF18 Feb 2015View
EXISTING AND PROPOSED SITE SECTIONSDrawings · PDF27 Jan 2015View
PROPOSED SITE AND STREET ELEVATIONDrawings · PDF27 Jan 2015View
EXISTING SITE AND STREET ELEVATIONDrawings · PDF23 Jan 2015View
GARAGE PLANS AND ELEVATIONSDrawings · PDF20 Jan 2015View
SITE PLANDrawings · PDF20 Jan 2015View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF8 Jan 2015View
PROPOSED SITE AND STREET ELEVATIONDrawings · PDF1 Jan 1900View
EXISTING AND PROPOSED SECTIONDrawings · PDF1 Jan 1900View
EXISTING SITE AND STREET ELEVATIONDrawings · PDF1 Jan 1900View
PROPOSED BUNGALOW AND ELEVATIONSDrawings · PDF1 Jan 1900View

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