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Crystal Reports Activex Designer Registered applications for week ending 10/05/2019 DOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL DEAL 19/00404 Town Hall Removal of existing and GS High Street erection of new partition Deal walls to ground floor to form Kent WC. CT14 6TR 19/00425 Land Rear Of 92 And 94 Erection of a detached VH Northwall Road dwelling, formation of Deal vehicular access and CT14 6PP parking DOVER 19/00368 13 Castle Street Change of use to House of AW Dover Multiple Occupancy CT16 1PT 17/01523 Former Buckland Hospital Outline application for the DBR Coombe Valley Road erection of up to 150 Dover dwellings (with all matters CT17 0HD reserved) (re-advertisement, amended drawings) 1 Registered applications for week ending 10/05/2019 DOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL 18/01352 Whitehall Cottage Cottage restoration to GS Coombe Valley Road include: Replacement roof, Dover ceiling and floor structures. CT17 0HZ Replacement internal staircase, 3no front elevation windows, 1no door. Insert side elevation door and replace side elevation door with window. Remove & insert new internal partitions and internal openings to form separate living and bedroom accommodation. Remove internal fitted cupboards. Re point right chimney stack. 19/00488 31 Biggin Street Display of 1no. Dover non-illuminated fascia sign, CT16 1BU 1no. non-illminated hanging sign and 4no. vinyl window/door graphics EYTHORNE 19/00514 Envirograf House Erection of a single storey AW Pie Factory Road industrial shed Barfrestone (retrospective) CT15 7JG GREAT MONGEHAM 18/00764 Stalco Engineering Works Erection of 35 houses, RE And Land R/O And Including formation of new access 126 road, associated Mongeham Road landscaping including Great Mongeham demolition of Stalco CT14 9LL Engineering Buildings, former squash courts and no. 126 Mongeham Road. Off-site highway works to include a pedestrian build-out (amended plan received) 2 Registered applications for week ending 10/05/2019 DOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL NONINGTON 19/00530 White House Farm Variation of (Appeal) BK Beauchamps Lane Condition 3B (joinery details) Nonington to allow design changes to CT15 4EZ planning permission DOV/16/01000 (application under Section 73) RIVER 19/00509 116 Lewisham Road Replacement conservatory TJ River roof CT17 0PB SHEPHERDSWELL WITH COLDRED 19/00508 Village Green Display of non-illuminated RAM Mill Lane pole mounted sign Shepherdswell SHOLDEN 19/00525 1 Bellerophon Villas Erection of a single storey TJ London Road side extension and insertion Sholden of 2no. additional rooflights CT14 0AD to rear roofslope WALMER 3 Registered applications for week ending 10/05/2019 DOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL 19/00517 285-287 Erection of a two storey rear AW Dover Road extension, new courtyard Walmer wall and gate to front CT14 7NS elevation (existing single storey rear extension, conservatory, front courtyard wall to be demolished) WHITFIELD 19/00518 Holly House Erection of a single storey TJ 47 Bewsbury Cross Lane rear extension (existing Whitfield single storey rear extension CT16 3EZ and conservatory to be demolished) WINGHAM 19/00504 2 Little Twitham Barns Creation of 3 no. car parking AW Staple Road spaces Wingham CT3 1LP 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) (amended plans) WOODNESBOROUGH 19/00394 4 Hammill Farm Cottages Erection of a detached ELM Chalkpit Lane double garage Woodnesborough Sandwich Kent CT13 0EH 4.
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