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Details pursuant to condition 19 (External Lighting) on planning application MC/19/2742 for the change of use of land for a transport distribution hub (Use Class B8) together with construction of new vehicular access on Stoney Lane, improvements to both Stoney Lane and Rochester Road/Maidstone Road, levelling and hard surfacing of the site, stationing of a portable building to provide office and employee welfare facilities, and other ancillary development including external lighting

Land West Of Maidstone Road And South Of Stoney Lane Rochester Medway ME1 3QZ

Not publishedReference: MC/20/1206Medway Council

Application location

Land West Of Maidstone Road And South Of Stoney Lane Rochester Medway ME1 3QZ

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Application summary

Status
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Application type
Discharge Condition
Received
27 May 2020
Validated
27 May 2020
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Medway Council

Application overview

Details pursuant to condition 19 (External Lighting) on planning application MC/19/2742 for the change of use of land for a transport distribution hub (Use Class B8) together with construction of new vehicular access on Stoney Lane, improvements to both Stoney Lane and Rochester Road/Maidstone Road, levelling and hard surfacing of the site, stationing of a portable building to provide office and employee welfare facilities, and other ancillary development including external lighting

Proposal details

Reference
MC/20/1206
Alternative references
PP-08749749
Ward
Rochester South & Horsted Ward

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Documents 5 of 5

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICE - DISCHARGEDDecision Notice · PDF1 Sept 2020View
REVISEDD LIGHTING LAYOUTDrawings · PDF4 Aug 2020View
LIGHTING STRATEGYSupporting Documents · PDF27 May 2020View
LIGHTING STRATEGY - APPENDIX 2Supporting Documents · PDF27 May 2020View
REDACTEDApplication Form · PDF27 May 2020View

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Decision & conditions

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DECISION NOTICE - DISCHARGED
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