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Swale Borough Council Notice of Applications Swale Borough Council Notice of Applications 16/507298/FULL - LAND AT RUSHENDEN ROAD QUEENBOROUGH KENT ME11 5HP - Phase 1 of the redevelopment of Land off Rushenden Road, comprising 102 dwellings and associated access, parking and landscaping. Reason: 5 16/507342/FULL - PAYDENS PHARMACY 13-14 CROSS LANE FAVERSHAM KENT ME13 8PN - Construction of a disabled access ramp and steps to the north east elevation of an existing pharmacy; alterations to the existing footpath surface; replacement of existing door, existing steps and surround with larger DDA-compliant door; removal of the existing entrance door, lobby and adjacent glazed unit with larger glazed double glazed unit and brick stall riser; extension to the mono-pitched roof over enlarged entrance, supported on gallows bracket. Reason: 1 16/507365/FULL - 60 ST MARYS ROAD FAVERSHAM KENT ME13 8EH - Replacement of existing UPVC Front door and door frame with a UPVC door frame and a composite front door. Reason: 1 16/507299/LBC - 7 MARKET PLACE FAVERSHAM KENT ME13 7AG - Listed Building Consent for 1 x Non Illuminated Fascia. Reason: 4 16/507320/LBC - THE OAST TUNSTALL ROAD TUNSTALL KENT ME9 8DX - Listed Building Consent for the replacement of 6 front casement windows using historic leaded lights. Reasons: 1, 4 16/507167/LBC - PORCH HOUSE THE STREET EASTLING KENT ME13 0AY - Listed Building Consent for installation new window to front elevation and French doors to rear (proposal is reinstatement of existing openings). Reason: 4 16/507166/FULL - PORCH HOUSE THE STREET EASTLING KENT ME13 0AY - Installation of new window to front elevation and French doors to rear (proposal is reinstatement of existing openings). Reasons: 1, 4 16/507275/FULL - 4 BEAUMONT DAVEY CLOSE FAVERSHAM ME13 8XR - Extension of existing private road with turning tee and the erection of two, two storey detached dwellings with integral garages. Reason: 1 16/507169/FULL - MOUNT FARM OAST STAPLE STREET HERNHILL KENT ME13 9TY - Demolition of conservatory and timber framed shed. Partial demolition of timber framed store-room adjoining garage. Erection of a single storey front extension, single storey rear extension with roof lights and workshop adjoining garage. Reasons: 1, 4 16/507170/LBC - MOUNT FARM OAST STAPLE STREET HERNHILL KENT ME13 9TY - Listed Building Consent for demolition of conservatory and timber framed shed. Partial demolition of timber framed store-room adjoining garage. Erection of a single storey front extension, single storey rear extension with roof lights and workshop adjoining garage. Reason: 4 16/507360/FULL - BRITANNIA HOUSE 75 HIGH STREET SHEERNESS KENT ME12 1TX - Proposed loft conversion with two new dormers to create new one bed flat.Reasons: 1, 4 16/506976/FULL - STONEBRIDGE POND ALLOTMENTS BRENT HILL AND DAVINGTON HILL FAVERSHAM KENT - Replace 1 metre high chestnut paling fencing with 1.8 metre high chestnut paling fencing at upper part of Brent Hill and full length of Davington Hill on boundary of Stonebridge Pond Allotments. Existing hedge to remain and replacement of 3 existing gates (part retrospective). Reasons: 1, 4 Reasons for advertisement key: 1 - May affect a Conservation Area 4 - May affect a Listed Building or Setting 5 - Major Development You may view and comment on applications at http://pa.midkent.gov.uk or comment by post to: MKPS, Maidstone House, King Street, Maidstone, ME15 6JQ Applications can also be viewed online by visiting Sheppey Gateway, 38-42 High Street, Sheerness, ME12 1NL, or Alexander Centre, 15 Preston Street, Faversham, ME13 8NZ, or SBC, Swale House, East Street, Sittingbourne, ME10 3HT Any comments should be made by 25 November 2016, quoting the application number. All comments will be publicly displayed on the website. Advert date: 28 October 2016.
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