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Dover District Council Registered Applications for week ending 25/05/12 DOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL Ash DOV/12/00357 Erection of a detached 3 bay garage Belle-vue House, Cop Street, Ash, Sandwich, CT3 2DL Aylesham DOV/12/00286 Erection of a single storey side and rear extension 8 Aylesham Road, Snowdown, Dover, CT15 4JN Capel-le-Ferne DOV/12/00371 Variation of condition 1 of planning permission DOV/98/502 to change the closure period to 7th January - 7th February each year Little Satmar Caravan Park, Winehouse Lane, Capel-le-Ferne, CT18 7JF Denton with Wootton DOV/12/00336 Erection of a roof link extension Bedlam, Agester Lane, Denton, CT4 6NP Deal DOV/12/00220 Erection of two storey and first floor side extensions 73 Southwall Road, Deal, CT14 9LX DOV/12/00328 Erection of a two storey side extension 1 Celtic Road, Deal, CT14 9EE Dover DOV/12/00369 Change of use to a takeaway (Use Class A5), installation of shop front, extract fan and air conditioning unit 40 Pencester Road, Dover, CT16 1BW Great Mongeham DOV/12/00243 Erection of a single storey side extensionCountry Ways, Willow Road, Great Mongeham, CT14 0HN Goodnestone DOV/12/00170 Change of use and conversion of outbuilding to 2 holiday lets Chillenden Court Farm, Chillenden, Goodnestone CT3 1PS DOV/12/00171 Conversion to 2 holiday lets and associated external alternations Chillenden Court Farm, Chillenden, Goodnestone CT3 1PS Langdon DOV/12/00372 To use site for touring caravans during 7th January to 7th February Hawthorn Farm, Station Road, Martin Mill, Dover, CT15 5LA Nonington DOV/12/00358 Construction of a vehicular access and parking area Fairview, Butchers Lane, Nonington, CT15 4HB Preston DOV/11/00856 Erection of 9 dwellings and 4 flats (affordable housing) associated vehicular access from Court Lane, pedestrian access from The Street, and associated landscaping parking and open space Oak Barn Farm Shop, The Street, Preston CT3 1DP St.Margarets-at-Cliffe Page 1 Registered Applications for week ending 25/05/12 DOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL DOV/12/00301 Erection of front and rear dormer roof extensions 2 Florinda Cottages, High Street, St. Margaret's-at-Cliffe, Dover, CT15 6AT DOV/12/00359 Erection of gates to front boundary The Sheilings, Foreland Road, St. Margaret's Bay, CT15 6EB DOV/12/00364 Erection of a detached dwelling (existing garage and outbuildings to be demolished) Site Adjacent 2 Salisbury Road, St. Margaret's Bay, Dover, CT15 6DP Sutton DOV/12/00353 Installation of 140 ground mounted solar panels and associated apparatus Solar Panel at Manor Farm, Little Mongeham, Deal, CT14 0HR DOV/12/00363 Erection of a single storey front extension and roof extension incorporating a rear dormer Chy-vean, Homestead Lane, East Studdal, CT15 5BL Tilmanstone DOV/11/00147 Use of existing building and land for equestrian use as livery stables, provision of an indoor riding school, an outdoor riding arena, lunge pens, grazing, cross country woodland course, storage, associated car parking, hardstanding and fencing, and the retrospective siting of a mobile home Beeches Farm, Pike Road, Eythorne CT15 4DJ Whitfield DOV/12/00370 Display of an internally illuminated panel sign Viking House, Menzies Road, Old Park, Whitfield, CT16 2HQ Woodnesborough DOV/12/00360 Erection of a detached garage Tramonto, Hammill, Woodnesborough, CT13 0EP All applications may be inspected at the Council Offices, White Cliffs Business Park, Dover, to which address any representations (to include a postal address) should be sent within 21 days marked "for the attention of Planning". Applications may also be viewed on our website www.dover.gov.uk/planning or at Dover Gateway, 71 Castle Street, Dover or Deal Library. Applications in Sandwich may be inspected at the Area Office, The Guildhall, Sandwich. FAILURE TO MEET THE ABOVE DEADLINE MAY JEOPARDISE THE CHANCES OF REPRESENTATIONS BEING CONSIDERED. ANY REPRESENTATIONS RECEIVED MAY BE MADE AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION BY THE PUBLIC, AND MAY BE COPIED TO OTHERS, INCLUDING THE SECRETARY OF STATE AND THE APPLICANT IF THERE IS AN APPEAL AGAINST THE COUNCIL'S DECISION. REPRESENTATIONS WILL NOT BE ACKNOWLEDGED UNTIL AN APPLICATION HAS BEEN DETERMINED. Please note that the Council does not accept any responsibility for any incomplete or inaccurate description of any application. Page 2.
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