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Construction of 2 storey extension to side and single storey extension to rear; single storey extension to front; formation of a gable end with barn hipped roof; dormer to rear and roof lights to the front to facilitate a loft conversion - demolition of garage and single storey extension to rear

312 City Way Rochester ME1 2BL

Not publishedReference: MC/23/1626Medway Council

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312 City Way Rochester ME1 2BL

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Application summary

Status
Not published
Application type
Householder
Received
19 Jul 2023
Validated
22 Sept 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Medway Council

Application overview

Construction of 2 storey extension to side and single storey extension to rear; single storey extension to front; formation of a gable end with barn hipped roof; dormer to rear and roof lights to the front to facilitate a loft conversion - demolition of garage and single storey extension to rear

Proposal details

Reference
MC/23/1626
Alternative references
PP-12323997
Ward
Rochester East & Warren Wood
Agent
Izel Ltd

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
HOUSEHOLDER APPROVAL WITH CONDITIONSDecision Notice · PDF16 Nov 2023View
CASE OFFICER REPORTCase Officer Report16 Nov 2023View
COLOUR VERSION - PROPOSED SIDE VIEWDrawings · PDF22 Sept 2023View
COLOUR VERSION - PROPOSED NORTH AND SOUTH ELEVATIONSDrawings · PDF22 Sept 2023View
COLOUR VERSION - PROPOSED FLOOR PLANSDrawings · PDF22 Sept 2023View
SITE LOCATION/EXISTING/PROPOSED BLOCK AND EXISTING FLOOR PLANSDrawings · PDF20 Sept 2023View
PHOTOSupporting Documents27 Jul 2023View
EXISTING ELEVATIONSDrawings · PDF27 Jul 2023View
REDACTEDApplication Form · PDF19 Jul 2023View

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Decision & conditions

Approval with Conditions
HOUSEHOLDER APPROVAL WITH CONDITIONS
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