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Details pursuant to condition 3 (Landscaping) on planning permission MC/23/2514 for Retrospective application for the demolition of existing one and two storey commercial premises and the construction of 22 apartments (3x 3 Bed units, 9x2 Bed units and 10x1 Bed units), in two blocks with amenity spaces and associated parking

259 - 261 High Street Rochester Medway ME1 1HQ

Not publishedReference: MC/24/1503Medway Council

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Application summary

Status
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Application type
Discharge Condition
Received
19 Jul 2024
Validated
19 Jul 2024
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Medway Council

Application overview

Details pursuant to condition 3 (Landscaping) on planning permission MC/23/2514 for Retrospective application for the demolition of existing one and two storey commercial premises and the construction of 22 apartments (3x 3 Bed units, 9x2 Bed units and 10x1 Bed units), in two blocks with amenity spaces and associated parking

Proposal details

Reference
MC/24/1503
Alternative references
PP-13258450
Ward
Rochester West & Borstal
Agent
Golzari NG-Architect

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Application location

259 - 261 High Street Rochester Medway ME1 1HQ

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
LANDSCAPE PLANDrawings · PDF30 Sept 2024View
LANDSCAPE DESIGN SUPPORTING DOCUMENTSupporting Documents · PDF30 Sept 2024View
DECISION LETTERDecision Notice · PDF30 Sept 2024View
REDACTEDApplication Form · PDF19 Jul 2024View
SITE LOCATIONDrawings · PDF19 Jul 2024View
LANDSCAPE PLANSuperseded · PDF19 Jul 2024View
LANDSCAPE DETAILSSuperseded · PDF19 Jul 2024View
COVERING LETTERSupporting Documents · PDF19 Jul 2024View
DESIGN SUPPORTING DOCUMENTSuperseded · PDF19 Jul 2024View

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