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Town and Country Planning Act (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017 - request for a scoping opinion for residential development of up to 500 dwellings, land extension to primary school, replacement sports ground, additional playing fields, landscaping, cycleway and pathways, vehicular access and associated infrastructure

Land At Cliffe Rochester Kent

Not publishedReference: MC/19/1534Medway Council

Application location

Land At Cliffe Rochester Kent

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Application summary

Status
Not published
Application type
Scoping Opinion
Received
10 Jun 2019
Validated
10 Jun 2019
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Medway Council

Application overview

Town and Country Planning Act (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017 - request for a scoping opinion for residential development of up to 500 dwellings, land extension to primary school, replacement sports ground, additional playing fields, landscaping, cycleway and pathways, vehicular access and associated infrastructure

Proposal details

Reference
MC/19/1534
Ward
Strood Rural Ward
Parish
Cliffe And Cliffe Woods
Agent
Vincent and Gorbing Limited

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Documents 7 of 7

DocumentPublishedAction
SCOPING OPINION EIA REQUIREDDecision Notice · PDF26 Jul 2019View
CASE OFFICER REPORT LDC/LARGER HOMESCase Officer Report · PDF26 Jul 2019View
RISK ASSESSMENT PT 1Supporting Documents · PDF23 Jul 2019View
RISK ASSESSMENT PT 2Supporting Documents · PDF23 Jul 2019View
EIA SCOPING REPORTSupporting Documents · PDF10 Jun 2019View
EIA SCOPING REPORT APPLICATION PLANDrawings · PDF10 Jun 2019View
COVER LETTERSupporting Documents · PDF10 Jun 2019View

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  9. Neighbour Consultation Expiry Date

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  10. Permission Expiry Date

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Decision & conditions

EIA Required
SCOPING OPINION EIA REQUIRED
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