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Construction of first floor right side and front extension.

144A Brompton Farm Road Strood Rochester Medway ME2 3RE

Not publishedReference: MC/25/0112Medway Council

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  3. Latest Neighbour Consultation Date

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Application summary

Status
Not published
Application type
Householder
Received
23 Jan 2025
Validated
23 Jan 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Medway Council

Application overview

Construction of first floor right side and front extension.

Proposal details

Reference
MC/25/0112
Alternative references
PP-13702285
Ward
Strood North & Frindsbury
Agent
GM Architect

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Application location

144A Brompton Farm Road Strood Rochester Medway ME2 3RE

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
CASE OFFICER REPORTCase Officer Report20 Mar 2025View
HOUSEHOLDER APPROVAL WITH CONDITIONSDecision Notice · PDF20 Mar 2025View
REDACTEDApplication Form · PDF23 Jan 2025View
LOCATION PLANDrawings · PDF23 Jan 2025View
BLOCK PLAN EXISTINGDrawings · PDF23 Jan 2025View
FIRST FLOOR PLAN EXISTINGDrawings · PDF23 Jan 2025View
FIRST FLOOR PLAN PROPOSEDDrawings · PDF23 Jan 2025View
FRONT ELEVATION EXISTINGDrawings · PDF23 Jan 2025View
FRONT ELEVATION PROPOSEDDrawings · PDF23 Jan 2025View
GROUND FLOOR PLAN EXISTINGDrawings · PDF23 Jan 2025View
GROUND FLOOR PLAN PROPOSED - UNCHANGEDDrawings · PDF23 Jan 2025View
REAR ELEVATION EXISTINGDrawings · PDF23 Jan 2025View
REAR ELEVATION PROPOSEDDrawings · PDF23 Jan 2025View
ROOF PLAN EXISTINGDrawings · PDF23 Jan 2025View
ROOF PLAN PROPOSEDDrawings · PDF23 Jan 2025View
SIDE ELEVATION (NORTH) EXISTINGDrawings · PDF23 Jan 2025View
SIDE ELEVATION (NORTH) PROPOSEDDrawings · PDF23 Jan 2025View
SIDE ELEVATION (SOUTH) EXISTINGDrawings · PDF23 Jan 2025View
SIDE ELEVATION (SOUTH) PROPOSEDDrawings · PDF23 Jan 2025View
SITE PLAN EXISTINGDrawings · PDF23 Jan 2025View
SITE PLAN PROPOSEDDrawings · PDF23 Jan 2025View

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Decision & conditions

Approval with Conditions
HOUSEHOLDER APPROVAL WITH CONDITIONS
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