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Crystal Reports Activex Designer Registered applications for week ending 08/03/2019 DOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL ALKHAM 19/00186 1 Catherine Cottages Variation of Condition 2 VH Alkham Valley Road (approved plans) to allow Alkham design changes to planning CT15 7BX permission DOV/16/01029 (application under Section 73) AYLESHAM 19/00193 66 Vale View Road Erection of two storey side MH Aylesham extension CT3 3DB DEAL 19/00194 Tides Leisure Centre Installation of replacement VH Park Avenue flue (retrospective) Deal CT14 9UU 19/00226 5 Cornfield Row Erection of single storey rear TJ Deal extension and garage CT14 9FS conversion to facilitate an annexe for ancillary use (existing shed to be removed) 19/00155 Wellington Court Remove branch plus crown DANIEL Beechwood Avenue reduction by 2.5mt Silver Deal Birch (tree 32 on plan) Kent CT14 9WY 1 Registered applications for week ending 08/03/2019 DOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL DOVER 19/00209 95 Longfield Road Erection of two storey side TJ Dover extension CT17 9QP 19/00239 14 Queens Avenue Erection of two storey front TJ Dover extension (existing porch to Kent be demolished) CT17 9PU 19/00225 64 Pencester Road Removal of condition 4 BK Dover (archaeological watching CT16 1BW brief of planning permission DOV/18/000775 (application under Section 73) 18/01354 Granville Gardens Change of use to gardens & LUR Marine Parade leisure, installation of gym Dover equipment for public use, CT16 1LW sand arena and deck for volleyball and associated use along with the erection of 1.2m fencing and gates 19/00161 60 Brookfield Avenue Erection of a dwelling MH Dover (existing garage to be CT16 2AH demolished) 19/00082 Co-op, Former Buckland Mill Replacement of existing RAM Crabble Hill windows to doors to north Dover and south elevations with Kent glazing, louvres, installation CT17 0SU of a cycle stand, trolley bay, ATM with bollards and air conditioning units 2 Registered applications for week ending 08/03/2019 DOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL 19/00135 24 Cannon Street Replacement roof, UPVC ELM Dover gutters, flashings and CT16 1ST re-lead dormer window 18/01021 65 Folkestone Road Erection of ten apartments BK Dover with undercroft parking CT17 9RZ EYTHORNE 19/00192 1 Barfrestone Court Erection of single storey rear VH Cottages conservatory, side porch Barfrestone Road roof, insertion of 2 no. Barfrestone windows, new front porch CT15 7JJ opening, 2 no. rooflights and extension to existing garage (existing conservatory to be demolished) 19/00213 Yew Tree Erection of garage to side AW Back Road elevation, 2 no. rooflights to Barfrestone side elevation (existing CT15 7JH windows to be removed) LYDDEN 19/00177 37 Stonehall Erection of a first floor and VH Lydden single storey side/rear CT15 7JU extension and insertion of rooflight to side roofslope (existing conservatory to be demolished) NONINGTON 3 Registered applications for week ending 08/03/2019 DOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL 19/00221 Workshop Prior approval for the BK Highleas change of use from light Old Court Hill industrial to single dwelling Aylesham house Kent CT3 3HS 19/00219 Office Prior approval for change of BK Highleas use of office to single Old Court Hill residential dwelling Aylesham Canterbury Kent CT3 3HS PRESTON 19/00179 Plot 4 Erection of single storey side RAM Land At Salvatori North And extension South Of Grove Road Preston Kent RINGWOULD WITH KINGSDOWN 19/00180 Octobers Erection of detached double ELM Cliffe Road garage, games room and 7 Kingsdown no. solar panels to roofslope CT14 8AJ (existing garage to be demolished) RIPPLE 19/00037 St Elmo Erection of a first floor rear VH Mongeham Road extension, installation of Ripple 2no. windows to front and CT14 8JW side elevations, 2no. rooflights, and alterations to rear windows RIVER 4 Registered applications for week ending 08/03/2019 DOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL 19/00035 Kearsney Abbey Installation of a permanent ELM Alkham Road sculpture Temple Ewell CT17 0RG SANDWICH 19/00187 19 Bowling Street Erection of two storey AW Sandwich extension, with glazed CT13 9EY bridge to first floor, 5 no. rooflights, replacement windows and front door, insertion of new windows/doors, mezzanine storage over garage, flue to north west roofslope, changes to rainwater goods and new passageway to garden (existing rear extension to be demolished) 19/00188 19 Bowling Street Demolition of 2no single GS Sandwich storey rear additions and the CT13 9EY construction of a new 2 storey rear extension with 2 storey glazed link, incorporating flat roof valley with 3no roof lights. Replacement 1st floor render infill panels to front & rear elevations. 6no replacement front (South) elevation windows & 1 no door. First floor external timber beam repair. 5no replacement rear (North West) elevation windows & insert 2no windows & 1no door. Internal works incl: Replacement ground floor concrete floor structure. Remove & insert new partitions & wall linings. Infill & form new openings. Open fireplace. Insert staircase & mezzanine store over garage. 5 Registered applications for week ending 08/03/2019 DOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL 19/00150 18 Stone Cross Lees Erection of front porch and TJ Sandwich single storey side/rear CT13 0BZ extensions (existing garage to be demolished and side door and window to be removed) ST MARGARETS AT CLIFFE 19/00138 Bus Shelter Between Hardy Erection of 2 no. bus RAM Road And Nelson Park Road shelters (demolition of (& Shelter Opposite) existing shelter on North Station Road side of Station Road) St Margarets At Cliffe Kent TEMPLE EWELL 19/00196 96 London Road Erection of a detached TJ River double garage CT16 3AB WALMER 19/00210 79 Campbell Road Erection of two storey and RAM Walmer single storey rear CT14 7EF extensions, with dormer window to rear roofslope to facilitate a loft conversion, insertion of first floor window to front elevation, rear terrace and extension to garage (existing rear extension to be demolished) 19/00116 The Workshop Change of use and VH Cambridge Road conversion of workshop to Walmer dwelling and alterations to CT14 7HG existing vehicular access 6 Registered applications for week ending 08/03/2019 DOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL 19/00160 11 Halliday Drive Re-open an existing GS Walmer fireplace. Existing external CT14 7AX brick chimney to be used as flue. 19/00200 7 Halliday Drive Insertion of 2 no. fanlights RAM Walmer over front door together with CT14 7AX 2 no. rooflights to front and rear roofslopes 19/00201 7 Halliday Drive External: removal of GS Walmer entrance door canopy & CT14 7AX brick infill above & insertion of new fanlight; 2no new rooflights to rear slope & front elevations. Internal: removal of existing partitions to ground flr; reconfiguration of staircase; removal of partions & erection of new to 1st flr. 19/00210 79 Campbell Road Erection of two storey and RAM Walmer single storey rear CT14 7EF extensions, with dormer window to rear roofslope to facilitate a loft conversion, insertion of first floor window to front elevation, rear terrace and extension to garage (existing rear extension to be demolished) WHITFIELD 19/00151 30 Alison Crescent Erection of single storey side TJ Whitfield extension (existing garage to CT16 3LN be demolished) 7 Registered applications for week ending 08/03/2019 DOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL 19/00198 25 Bewsbury Cross Lane Erection of single storey ELM Whitfield front and rear extensions CT16 3HB (existing porch to be demolished) WINGHAM 19/00173 The Cottage Erection of detached ELM Rusham Road dwelling (existing dwelling to Shatterling be demolished) Canterbury Kent CT3 1JL 19/00166 Sessions House Erection of a detached RAM Goodnestone Road dwelling with associated Wingham parking and vehicular CT3 1AR access (existing garage to be demolished) WOODNESBOROUGH 19/00137 Plot 18 Reserved matters ELM Land South West Of application for plot 18 Hammill Brickworks pursuant to Outline planning Hammill Road permission DOV/16/01026 Woodnesborough (with all matters reserved CT13 0FF except access) for the erection of 18 dwellings, accesses/roads, parking, associated services, infrastructure, groundworks and landscaping; and (ii) Full application for the change of use of two engine sheds to office accommodation and 5no. residential dwellings, associated parking, services, infrastructure, sub-station, landscaping, groundworks, attenuation features and earthworks WORTH 8 Registered applications for week ending 08/03/2019 DOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL 19/00229 Lime Cottage 1st floor rear extension GS Deal Road Worth CT14 0BE 19/00232 Halstead Erection of two storey rear VH Jubilee Road extension and front porch Worth (existing rear extension to CT14 0DT be demolished) 19/00228 Lime Cottage Erection of first floor rear AW Deal Road extension and extension to Worth terraced area CT14 0BE 9.
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