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Application for non-material amendment to planning permission MC/14/0571 to amend the parapet to the podium garden to clear glazing; alteration to the private terrace of plots CD0101, CD0119, A0101 and A0102 to make better use of space together with alteration to terrace door in Plot A0101 to include a side light

Buildings A-D Victory Pier Gillingham Pier Pier Approach Road Gillingham ME7 1RX

Not publishedReference: MC/15/3210Medway Council

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Application summary

Status
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Application type
App for Non-Material Amendments
Received
10 Sept 2015
Validated
11 Sept 2015
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Medway Council

Application overview

Application for non-material amendment to planning permission MC/14/0571 to amend the parapet to the podium garden to clear glazing; alteration to the private terrace of plots CD0101, CD0119, A0101 and A0102 to make better use of space together with alteration to terrace door in Plot A0101 to include a side light

Proposal details

Reference
MC/15/3210
Ward
Gillingham North Ward

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Application location

Buildings A-D Victory Pier Gillingham Pier Pier Approach Road Gillingham ME7 1RX

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice6 Oct 2015View
Case Officer ReportCase Officer Report6 Oct 2015View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF10 Sept 2015View
BLOCK C & D FIRST FLOOR PLANDrawings · PDF10 Sept 2015View
BLOCK A & B FIRST FLOOR PLANDrawings · PDF10 Sept 2015View
BLOCK C & D NORTH ELEVATIONDrawings · PDF10 Sept 2015View
BLOCK A & B FRONT ELEVATIONDrawings · PDF10 Sept 2015View
BLOCK A & B REAR ELEVATIONDrawings · PDF10 Sept 2015View
BUILDING C & D EAST ELEVATIONDrawings · PDF10 Sept 2015View
BLOCK B EAST ELEVATIONDrawings · PDF10 Sept 2015View
BUILDING C & D WEST ELEVATIONDrawings · PDF10 Sept 2015View
BLOCK A WEST ELEVATIONSDrawings · PDF10 Sept 2015View
EAST ELEVATION (C) OF BLOCK B & CDrawings · PDF10 Sept 2015View
WEST ELEVATION (D) OF BLOCK B & CDrawings · PDF10 Sept 2015View
FIRST FLOOR PODIUM LEVELDrawings · PDF10 Sept 2015View
NORTH ELEVATION (A) OF BLOCKS A &BDrawings · PDF10 Sept 2015View
SOUTH ELEVATION (B) OF BLOCKS A &BDrawings · PDF10 Sept 2015View
NORTH ELEVATION (J) OF BLOCK C &DDrawings · PDF10 Sept 2015View
EAST ELEVATION (E) OF BLOCK B &DDrawings · PDF10 Sept 2015View

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