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Conversion of first floor level into 9 one-bedroom flats, together with provision of four parking spaces and siting of two detached timber sheds to the rear (for refuse and cycle storage)

75-81 High Street Strood Rochester ME2 4AH

Not publishedReference: MC/15/2097Medway Council

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Application summary

Status
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Application type
Full Application
Received
12 Jun 2015
Validated
1 Jul 2015
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Medway Council

Application overview

Conversion of first floor level into 9 one-bedroom flats, together with provision of four parking spaces and siting of two detached timber sheds to the rear (for refuse and cycle storage)

Proposal details

Reference
MC/15/2097
Alternative references
PP-04302129v1
Ward
Strood South Ward
Agent
M Services Ltd

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Application location

75-81 High Street Strood Rochester ME2 4AH

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice9 Oct 2015View
REVISED PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR LAYOUTDrawings · PDF29 Sept 2015View
EXISTING AND PROPOSED ROOF PLANDrawings · PDF7 Sept 2015View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF1 Jul 2015View
EXISTING GROUND FLOOR PLANDrawings · PDF1 Jul 2015View
EXISTING FIRST FLOOR PLANDrawings · PDF1 Jul 2015View
EXISTING SECOND FLOOR PLANDrawings · PDF1 Jul 2015View
EXISTING FRONT AND REAR ELEVATIONSDrawings · PDF1 Jul 2015View
PROPOSED PARKING AGREEMENTDrawings · PDF1 Jul 2015View
PROPOSED FRONT AND REAR ELEVATIONSDrawings · PDF1 Jul 2015View
PROPOSED COURT YARD ELEVATIONSDrawings · PDF1 Jul 2015View
RECYCLING/CYLE STORE DETAILSDrawings · PDF1 Jul 2015View
COVER LETTERSupporting Documents · PDF12 Jun 2015View
FLOOD RISK ASSESSMENTSupporting Documents · PDF12 Jun 2015View
FLOOD RISK ASSESSMENTSupporting Documents · PDF12 Jun 2015View

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