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Change of use from amenity land to residential including construction of hardstanding and vehicle crossover to front - part demolition of existing front boundary wall

174 City Way Rochester ME1 2AU

Not publishedReference: MC/19/3079Medway Council

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174 City Way Rochester ME1 2AU

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Application summary

Status
Not published
Application type
Full Application
Received
24 Nov 2019
Validated
31 Dec 2019
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Medway Council

Application overview

Change of use from amenity land to residential including construction of hardstanding and vehicle crossover to front - part demolition of existing front boundary wall

Proposal details

Reference
MC/19/3079
Alternative references
PP-08318126
Ward
Rochester East Ward

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
FULL APPROVAL WITH CONDITIONSDecision Notice · PDF13 Feb 2020View
CASE OFFICER REPORT LDC/LARGER HOMESCase Officer Report · PDF13 Feb 2020View
EXISTING AND PROPOSED ELEVATIONS AND SECTIONSDrawings · PDF18 Dec 2019View
EXISTING AND PROPOSED BLOCK PLANDrawings · PDF18 Dec 2019View
SITE LOCATION PLANDrawings · PDF18 Dec 2019View
DRIVEWAY ROUGH SKETCH WITH DIMSDrawings · PDF25 Nov 2019View
NEW DROPPED KERB AND CROSSOVERDrawings · PDF25 Nov 2019View
PLAN VIEWDrawings25 Nov 2019View
GRIDFORCE INSTALLATION GUIDESupporting Documents25 Nov 2019View
ECODECK EARTH PRESSSupporting Documents25 Nov 2019View
SITE LOCATION PLANDrawings · PDF25 Nov 2019View
BLOCK PLANDrawings · PDF25 Nov 2019View
ARBORICULTURAL IMPACT ASSESSMENTSupporting Documents · PDF25 Nov 2019View
REDACTEDApplication Form · PDF25 Nov 2019View
COVER LETTERSupporting Documents · PDF25 Nov 2019View

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Decision & conditions

Approval with Conditions
FULL APPROVAL WITH CONDITIONS
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