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Registered applications for week ending 08/04/2016 DOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL Ash 16/00340 Prior approval for the change of use The Pump House, Knell Farm, CM from an agricultural building to Knell Lane, Ash, CT3 2EE single residential dwelling Deal 15/00605 Erection of a single storey rear 117 Sandown Road, Deal, CT14 VH extension and front and rear dormer 6NY roof extensions 16/00313 Target prune group of sycamore 389 London Road, Deal, CT14 RD trees overhanging 10 Fiveways Rise 9PS 16/00105 Erection of a single storey rear 9a Gilham Grove, Deal, CT14 9AX TJ conservatory extension 16/00322 Erection of a detached dwelling and Land rear of 48 Mill Hill, Deal, KEV associated parking CT14 9EW Denton with Wootton 16/00248 Erection of two storey, 1.5 storey Woodland Farm, Walderchain, VH and monopitch side extensions Denton, CT4 6NS Dover 16/00223 Change of Use of first floor to a 45 High Street, Dover, CT16 1EB BK self-contained flat (Use Class C3), access door to front elevation at ground floor level and change of use of ground floor to restaurant/cafe (Use Class A3) and installation of replacement extractor flue and associated equipment 16/00312 Fell and replace one Ash tree 1 Harbour View Road, Dover, RD CT17 0NZ 16/00269 Erection of a two storey side 1 Farthingloe Cottages, Folkestone VH extension Road, Dover, CT15 7AA Page 1 of 5 1 Registered applications for week ending 08/04/2016 DOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL 16/00226 Internal alterations to facilitate the Charles Lister Court, Lister Close, KB conversion of three studio flats into Dover, CT17 0TP two one-bedroom flats together with external alterations to the redesign the existing entrance and reconfiguration of the existing fenestration 16/00309 Erection of a single storey rear 15 Harbour View Road, Dover, TJ extension (existing conservatory to CT17 0NZ be demolished) 16/00206 Erection of a front porch (existing 8 Heights Terrace, Western MH porch to be demolished) Heights, Dover, CT17 9DU Guston 16/00278 Removal of condition 11 of Bay Tree House, St Martins Road, KEV DOV/10/00326 (erection of Guston, CT15 5EL detached dwelling and construction of vehicular access) relating to level 3 of code for sustainable homes Langdon 16/00038 Erection of a first floor rear Ingestre House, The Street, East TJ extension Langdon, CT15 5JF 16/00300 Erection of a detached dwelling and Land adjacent to 36 Westside, VH car port and creation of a vehicular East Langdon, CT15 5JG access 16/00328 Erection of a detached dwelling The Retreat, Old Roman Road, DBR (existing dwelling to be demolished) Martin Mill, CT15 5JY Northbourne 16/00301 Erection of a front porch extension, Gardeners Cottage, West Street, MH single storey side extension, rear Finglesham, CT14 0NQ dormer roof extension and 2no. rooflights (existing porch and shed to be demolished) Preston 16/00341 Prior approval for the change of use Deaconland Farm, Deacon Lane, KEV from agricultural buildings to three Preston, CT3 1HN residential dwellings Ringwould with Kingsdown Page 2 of 5 2 Registered applications for week ending 08/04/2016 DOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL 16/00282 Erection of a detached dwelling Land adjacent to Wychway, The DBR Rise, Kingsdown, CT14 8DH 16/00283 Erection of single storey side and Mount Fitchet, Hawksdown, VH rear extensions, first floor side Walmer, CT14 7PN extension and insertion of rooflights to front roofslope Sandwich 16/00257 Erection of a detached dwelling and Winnats, Sandown Road, KEV double garage (existing dwelling to Sandwich, CT13 9JZ be demolished) 16/00298 Installation of rooflight to provide Norfolk House, 44 High Street, GS access to enclose roof valley and Sandwich, CT13 9EG demolish upper 2.5 metres of existing chimney stack and rebuild 16/00162 Re-painting of front facade 5 Potter Street, Sandwich, CT13 GS 9DR 16/00240 Re-painting of front facade 5 Potter Street, Sandwich, CT13 AW (retrospective) 9DR Shepherdswell with Coldred 16/00259 Erection of a single storey rear Yew Tree Cottage, Moon Hill, AW extension, front porch extension and Shepherdswell, CT15 7LL conversion of garage to habitable room Sholden 16/00265 Erection of rear conservatory 7 Norman Place, Sholden Fields, TJ extension Sholden, CT14 0AD St.Margarets-at-Cliffe 16/00310 Change of use and conversion of The spa barn, Wallets Court Hotel, DBR the Spa to a single residential Dover Road, St. dwelling (class C3) Margaret's-at-Cliffe, CT15 6EW 16/00186 Erection of a single storey rear Pine Cottage, Collingwood Road, BK extension St. Margaret's-at-Cliffe, CT15 6HB Page 3 of 5 3 Registered applications for week ending 08/04/2016 DOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL 16/00311 Internal and external alterations to The spa barn, Wallets Court Hotel, ALC facilitate the conversion into a single Dover Road, St. residential dwelling Margaret's-at-Cliffe, CT15 6EW 16/00290 Erection of a single storey rear Beechwood, Well Lane, St. VH extension Margaret's-at-Cliffe, CT15 6AA Temple Ewell 16/00276 Erection of single storey side and 84 Temple Side, Temple Ewell, TJ rear extensions (existing garage to CT16 3BA be demolished) Walmer 16/00250 Installation of replacment windows North Barrack House, 64 North AW with upvc Barrack Road, Walmer, CT14 7UN 16/00306 Variation of condition 2 amendments Land Between 82 - 92, Wellington FR to the approved plans and removal Parade, Walmer, CT14 8AD of condition 14 code for sustainable homes of planning permission DOV/12/00770 (erection of two detached dwellings and construction of a vehicular access) (Section 73 application) Whitfield 16/00326 Erection of a single storey side infill 25 Courtland Avenue, Whitfield, BK extension CT16 3HR 16/00353 Erection of a single storey rear 33 Alison Crescent, Whitfield, TJ extension and front and rear dormer CT16 3LN roof extension Wingham 15/01221 Erection of four detached dwellings Land adjacent to Sessions House, KE with associated access and parking Staple Road, Wingham, CT3 1LX Woodnesborough 16/00295 Outline application for the erection Fairways, Beacon Lane, KE of a detached dwelling, detached Woodnesborough, CT13 0PA garage and mew vehicular access Page 4 of 5 4 Registered applications for week ending 08/04/2016 DOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL 16/00351 Yew tree - remove lower limb and Caledon, The Street, RD reduce lawnside landry by 40% and Woodnesborough, CT13 ONQ reshape crown Worth 16/00232 Demolition of internal walls and part 2 Fairways, Waldershare Avenue, GS of chimneystack to form open-plan Sandwich Bay, Worth, CT13 9PW living space ; blocking of existing openings and erection of new partition walls at ground floor level ; erection of new partitions and creation of new opening to include provision of new ensuite bathroom to first floor level Page 5 of 5 5.
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