Details pursuant to condition 26 (Archaeological works) on planning permission MC/23/2857 for construction of 134no. residential dwellings (including affordable and over 55's homes), children's nursery (Class E(f)), cafe/community hub (Class E(b)/F2(b)) and commercial/retail floorspace (E(g)/E(a), new public open spaces, sustainable urban drainage systems, landscaping and biodiversity areas and play areas. Access to be from 4no. new locations from Stoke Road. Provision of roads, parking spaces and earthworks - Demolition of the Sturdee Club and associated structures
Land At The Former Sturdee Club And Land At Stoke Road Hoo St Werburgh ME3 9BJ
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Details pursuant to condition 26 (Archaeological works) on planning permission MC/23/2857 for construction of 134no. residential dwellings (including affordable and over 55's homes), children's nursery (Class E(f)), cafe/community hub (Class E(b)/F2(b)) and commercial/retail floorspace (E(g)/E(a), new public open spaces, sustainable urban drainage systems, landscaping and biodiversity areas and play areas. Access to be from 4no. new locations from Stoke Road. Provision of roads, parking spaces and earthworks - Demolition of the Sturdee Club and associated structures
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Reference
MC/25/1815
Alternative references
PP-14323637
Ward
Hoo St Werburgh & High Halstow
Parish
Hoo St. Werburgh
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