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Listed Building consent for the installation of floodlighting to the clock tower, bandstand and to rear statue (Charity)

The Foord Almshouses Priestfields Rochester Kent ME1 3AF

Not publishedReference: MC/16/5188Medway Council

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Application summary

Status
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Application type
Listed Buildings Alterations
Received
29 Dec 2016
Validated
29 Dec 2016
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Medway Council

Application overview

Listed Building consent for the installation of floodlighting to the clock tower, bandstand and to rear statue (Charity)

Proposal details

Reference
MC/16/5188
Ward
Rochester West Ward
Agent
Mr J A Warner Ltd

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Application location

The Foord Almshouses Priestfields Rochester Kent ME1 3AF

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice22 Feb 2017View
Case Officer ReportCase Officer Report22 Feb 2017View
PRESS NOTICESupporting Documents · PDF9 Jan 2017View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF29 Dec 2016View
HERITAGE STATEMENTSupporting Documents · PDF29 Dec 2016View
DESIGN & ACCESS STATEMENTSupporting Documents · PDF29 Dec 2016View
FLOODLIGHTS DETAILSSupporting Documents · PDF29 Dec 2016View
COVER LETTERSupporting Documents · PDF29 Dec 2016View
SITE PHOTOSSupporting Documents · PDF29 Dec 2016View
PLANNING STATEMENTSupporting Documents · PDF29 Dec 2016View
SITE PLANDrawings · PDF29 Dec 2016View
BANDSTAND & STATUE LIGHTING DETAILSDrawings · PDF29 Dec 2016View
BLOCK PLANDrawings · PDF29 Dec 2016View
PROPOSED SOUTH ELEVATIONDrawings · PDF29 Dec 2016View
EXISTING SOUTH ELEVATIONDrawings · PDF29 Dec 2016View

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