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Change of use from Use Class C3 to Use Class C2 for use as a childrens home for the care of up to 5 children at any one time.

300 Maidstone Road Chatham Medway ME4 6JJ

Not publishedReference: MC/25/0516Medway Council

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  2. Application Validated Date

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  3. Standard Consultation Date

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  7. Standard Consultation Expiry Date

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  8. Latest Site Notice Expiry Date

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  9. Decision Issued Date

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  10. Decision Made Date

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  11. Permission Expiry Date

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Application summary

Status
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Application type
Full Application
Received
12 Mar 2025
Validated
12 Mar 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Medway Council

Application overview

Change of use from Use Class C3 to Use Class C2 for use as a childrens home for the care of up to 5 children at any one time.

Proposal details

Reference
MC/25/0516
Alternative references
PP-13783769
Ward
Fort Pitt
Agent
Graham Simpkin Planning Ltd

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Application location

300 Maidstone Road Chatham Medway ME4 6JJ

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
CASE OFFICER REPORTCase Officer Report7 May 2025View
FULL APPROVAL WITH CONDITIONSDecision Notice · PDF7 May 2025View
REDACTEDApplication Form · PDF12 Mar 2025View
SITE LOCATION PLANDrawings · PDF12 Mar 2025View
EXISTING AND PROPOSED BLOCK PLANDrawings · PDF12 Mar 2025View
EXISTING GF PLANDrawings · PDF12 Mar 2025View
EXISTING FF PLANDrawings · PDF12 Mar 2025View
EXISTING AND PROPOSED ELEVATIONSDrawings · PDF12 Mar 2025View
PROPOSED GF PLANDrawings · PDF12 Mar 2025View
PROPOSED FF PLANDrawings · PDF12 Mar 2025View
PLANNING STATEMENTSupporting Documents · PDF12 Mar 2025View

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Decision & conditions

Approval with Conditions
FULL APPROVAL WITH CONDITIONS
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