Details pursuant to conditions 3 (EV Charging point), 4 (Cycle storage) and 7 (Refuse Storage arrangements) on planning application MC/24/2596 for Retrospective - Construction of a two-storey extension to side/ rear with a single-storey extension to front/ rear and excavation works to basement level to facilitate 1 two-bedroom flat on ground floor level, 1 three-bedroom duplex flat over ground and basement level and 1 two bedroom flat at first-floor level and a 1 threebedroom duplex flat over first and loft levels; engineering works to facilitate parking to front and rear and associated works
1 Pepys Way Strood Rochester Medway ME2 3LH
Not publishedReference: MC/25/1258Medway Council
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Details pursuant to conditions 3 (EV Charging point), 4 (Cycle storage) and 7 (Refuse Storage arrangements) on planning application MC/24/2596 for Retrospective - Construction of a two-storey extension to side/ rear with a single-storey extension to front/ rear and excavation works to basement level to facilitate 1 two-bedroom flat on ground floor level, 1 three-bedroom duplex flat over ground and basement level and 1 two bedroom flat at first-floor level and a 1 threebedroom duplex flat over first and loft levels; engineering works to facilitate parking to front and rear and associated works
Proposal details
Reference
MC/25/1258
Alternative references
PP-14109923
Ward
Strood North & Frindsbury
Agent
Sanaa Designs
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