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Details pursuant to condition 8 on planning permission MC/15/0231 - Demolition of 11-31 Cross Street and Grieveson House to facilitate the construction of three four-storey blocks and one five storey block comprising of 33 one-bedroomed, 15 two- bedroomed and 2 three-bedroomed flats with associated parking and landscaping.

11-31 Cross Street And Grieveson House Chatham ME4 4LT

Not publishedReference: MC/17/0565Medway Council

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Application summary

Status
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Application type
Discharge Condition
Received
15 Feb 2017
Validated
17 Feb 2017
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Medway Council

Application overview

Details pursuant to condition 8 on planning permission MC/15/0231 - Demolition of 11-31 Cross Street and Grieveson House to facilitate the construction of three four-storey blocks and one five storey block comprising of 33 one-bedroomed, 15 two- bedroomed and 2 three-bedroomed flats with associated parking and landscaping.

Proposal details

Reference
MC/17/0565
Alternative references
PP-05831087
Ward
River Ward

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Application location

11-31 Cross Street And Grieveson House Chatham ME4 4LT

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
TAMLIGHT LIGHTING LAYOUTDrawings · PDF28 Apr 2017View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF15 Feb 2017View
BOLLARD LIGHTINGSupporting Documents · PDF15 Feb 2017View
EXTERIOR LIGHTING REPORTSupporting Documents · PDF15 Feb 2017View
EXTERIOR SITE 1 LIGHTING LAYOUTSupporting Documents · PDF15 Feb 2017View
EXTERIOR SITE 2 LIGHTING LAYOUTDrawings · PDF15 Feb 2017View
EXTERIOR LIGHTING LAYOUT.Drawings · PDF15 Feb 2017View
LIGHTING POSITIONSDrawings · PDF15 Feb 2017View
TOTAL QUANTITY SCHEDULESupporting Documents · PDF15 Feb 2017View

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