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I/ Construction & Health Services (IM05) at/G b.1 i i Housing Services (Env Hea th) (IM06) Parks & Recreation (IM07) Building Control (IM08) Kent - County Estates (CC06) Kent - Social Services (CK06) Kent - Education (CK015) KCC Planning (Archaeology ) (CK13) Crime Reduction Officer (CC13)(CC14) Highways Agency (CH10) English Heritage (CE02) English Nature (CEOS) Kent Wildlife Trust (CK05) Health and Safety Executive (CH03) Environment Agency (CE06) Southern Water Services Ltc (CS10) Folkestone and Dover Water Co. (CF02) Kent Highways (CK17) Public Rights of Way (CK12) East Kent Badger Group (CE01) PUBLICITY Adjoining Owner Letters to:- ^ nO//~ /& Date sent letter dispatched Initials .:?... Additional Consultations Date Sent: Initials Amended Plan - Consultation Required Yes IJ No Date sent as above: Initial Brabourn Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Ilchester Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Ivanhoe Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Imperial Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Ivychurch Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Juniper Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Jasmine Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Fordwich Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Fairford Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Faversham Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Foxfield Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Ingram Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Ingoldsby Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Inverness Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Folkestone Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Monmouth Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Marlborough Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Minster Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Lambourne Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Kent Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Kingsdown Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Kensington Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Marlow Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Lancaster Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Livingstone Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Lincoln Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Kendal Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR James Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Exeter Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Edingburgh Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Frogholt Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Eton Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Elham Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Evesham Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Durham Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Dover Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Churchill Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Buckhingham Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Brittana Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Devonshire Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Dorchester Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Chilhalm Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Cheltenham Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Canterbury Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Jersey Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Chartwell Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Julian Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Dudley Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Keswick Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Mowbray Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Bedford Suite The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2LR Application Number: Y01/0544/SH Location: The Grand The Leas Folkestone Kent CT20 2XL Grid Ref: 06217025 01354062 PRE- APPLICATION D.A. MEETING APPRAISAL GL /O SITE NOTES / DELEGATED REPORT Correct Neighbours Y/N Adequate Consultations Y/N \ a, ok, - ACTION TARGET DATE ACTION TARGET DATE Registered 18th June 2001 Consultation Expiry 19th July 2001 Site visit 25th June 2001 Delegated 30th July 2001 Amendment Request 2nd July 2001 Reminder 16th July 2001 Last Committee 31st July 2001 Expiry 13th August 2001 Decision Despatched Date Initials Shepway District Council Civic Centre, Castle Hill Avenue, Folkestone, Kent, CT20 2QY Telephone: (General Enquiries) 01303 850388 Fax: 01303 258854 DX 4912 Folkestone DISTRICT COUNCIL PLANNING NOTICE PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS & CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990 LISTED BUILDING/CONSERVATION AREA An application to carry out work at or near a listed building in a conservation area has been submitted to Shepway District Council by: Hallam Estates Limited To carry out the following development: ALTERNATIVE USE OF PART OF BAR LOUNGE AND DINING AREA AS A SEPARATE FLAT UNIT. on land at THE GRAND THE LEAS FOLKESTONE KENT CT20 2XL A copy of the application reference number Y01/0544/SH may be inspected at:- Civic Centre, Castle Hill Avenue, Folkestone 8.30 am - 4.30 pm Monday - Friday Any person who wishes to make representations which should relate to land use considerations about this application should write to the Planning Control Manager, Civic Centre, Castle Hill Avenue, Folkestone, to arrive no later than 19th July 2001. Failure to respond by this date may jeopardise the chances of your comments being considered in determining this application. A planning officer is available at the Civic Centre to assist with your queries between 8.30 - 10.30 a.m. and 4.00 - 5.00 p.m. Monday to Friday, or alternatively you can make an appointment to discuss the application with the case officer by ringing 01303 852454, 852455 or 852538. J.T. Stack Head of P and Building Control Services PLEASE NOTE: A planning Officer is also available without appointment at the New Romney District Office every Friday between 9.00 am and 12.00 pm to discuss applications relating to the Romney Marsh area. THE GARDEN COAST PLANNING APPLICATIONS THE DISTRICT OF SHEPWAY (HE202 (PART) MILL LANE, HAWKINGE) Alkham PUBLIC PATH DIVERSION ORDER 1999 DOV/01/00699 Extension, Smithfield Farm, Ewell Minnis On the 21st July 1999 the District Council of Shepway ("the Council") confirmed without modifications the above-named Order. Denton with Woorton It is a provision of the Order that it would become operative as from the date on which the Council certified that the DOV/01 /00681 Change of use of land for grazing of alternative highway - the route of the proposed diversion - had been created to their reasonable satisfaction in accordance horses, erection of stables and with the provisions of Article 2 of the Order. replacement garage, Thorhill, Agester The Council on the 14 June 2001 certified that the alternative highway had been so created to their reasonable satisfaction Lane and consequently the Order became operative on that date. Dover The effect of the Order, is to divert the public footpath from a point approximately 8 metres north of a point at which the DOV/00/00683A Amendments to existing planning existing footpath HE202 meets Mill Lane continuing for approximately 30 metres in an easterly direction then for permission (DOV/00/683) to involve approximately 39 metres in a north easterly direction then approximately 100 metres in a north-east easterly direction and solely a change of use to bed and then 20 metres in a south-east direction and finally approximately 20 metres in a north-east direction to the existing footpath. breakfast accommodation and the formation of access and car park, 63 A copy of the confirmed Order and the map contained in it has been deposited and may be inspected free of charge during Folkestone Road normal office hours at the Council Offices, Civic Centre, Castle Hill Avenue, Folkestone, Kent, CT20 2QY Dover Dated: the 28th June 2001 DOV/01/00675 Loft conversion entailing dormer (roof PJWignall extension) to rear 60 Queen's Avenue Solicitor to the Council DOV/01/00676 Single-storey rear extension, 233 The Civic Centre Folkestone Road Castle Hill Avenue DOV/01/00686 Single-storey extension, 7 Hardwicke Folkestone Road Kent CT20 2QY DOV/01/00690 Conservatory, 4 Queen's Avenue DOV/01/00691 New roof dormer to replace two roof windows, 68 Edred Road SHEPWAY Eythorne DISTRICT COUNCIL DOV/01/00595 Proposed conservatory to rear, f TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ^ Woodbine Cottage, 17 Sandwich Road (GENERAL DEVELOPMENT PROCEDURE) Lydden DOV/01/00626 Renewal of planning permission ORDER 1995 DOVER | DOV/98/00599 Construction of The following applications have been received by the Shepway District DISTRICT COUNCIL detached house with garage, Stonehall Council for proposals which the Council considers should be publicised by local advertisement. The applications, plans and drawings may be viewed Farmhouse, Stonehall during normal office hours at the Shepway District Council offices stated. TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990 |Hvich Any person wishing to make representations which relate to land use TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (LISTED 01/00672 Erection of first floor extension, Poplar consideratios with regard to the proposed development may do so in writing BUILDINGS AND BUILDINGS IN CONSERVATION Nursery, Richborough Road within a period of 21 days commencing on the dale of publication of the AREAS) REGULATIONS 1990 notice.
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