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General Development Procedure ASHFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990 TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (GENERAL DEVELOPMENT PROCEDURE) ORDER 1995 Notice under Article 8 The following applications have been received by the Borough Council, and can be viewed online at http://planning.ashford.gov.uk/ by inserting the relevant application number or via a computer link by visiting either :- Ashford Gateway Plus, Church Road, Ashford, Kent TN23 1AS or Tenterden Gateway, 2 Manor Row, High Street, Tenterden (on any weekday) All representations should be made in writing to the Planning & Development Unit, or electronically via the individual application using our website as above. Please quote the appropriate reference number. Representations must be made by: 28 July 2016 Applicant Community and Housing 16/00519/AS 1, 2, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 Downsview Cottage, Westwell Lane, Westwell, Ashford, Kent, TN25 4LE Recladding of existing external walls with rendered finish Full Reason(s) Conservation Area Applicant Mr A Gibson 16/00633/AS Church Farmhouse, The Street, Brabourne, Ashford, Kent, TN25 5LR Two storey rear extension, removal of existing first floor windows to facilitate extension and single storey side extension. Full Reason(s) Affects a Listed Building, Conservation Area, Affects a Public Right of Way Applicant Mr A Gibson 16/00634/AS Church Farmhouse, The Street, Brabourne, Ashford, Kent, TN25 5LR Two storey rear extension, removal of existing first floor windows to facilitate extension. Increase in size of single storey side extension to listed building consent 13/00039/AS. Full Reason(s) Affects a Listed Building, Conservation Area, Affects a Public Right of Way Applicant Mr R Knight 16/00873/AS * The Kitchen Gallery, 12 East Cross, Tenterden, Kent, TN30 6AD Change of use from A1 (retail) to mixed A1(retail) and A5(hot food takeaway) Full Reason(s) Affects a Listed Building, Conservation Area Applicant Leisure II (Ashford) Limited 16/00887/AS Eureka Leisure Park, Rutherford Road Construction of an extension to the existing cinema, construction of a two new restaurants and associated works. Full Reason(s) Major Development Proposal Applicant Mr W McEwan-Cargill 16/00897/AS Mill House, Canterbury Road, Challock, Ashford, Kent, TN25 4BJ Erection of 2no. single storey dwellings to the rear of Mill House. Full Reason(s) Is a departure from the development plan Applicant Mrs D Gambrill 16/00944/AS Greenacres Farm, Cripple Hill, High Halden, Ashford, Kent, TN26 3HZ Proposed change of use of land for the keeping and grazing of horses including associate barn style stable unit. Full Reason(s) Major Development Proposal, Affects a Public Right of Way Applicant Regalpoint Homes (wittersham) Ltd 16/00947/AS Tyle House Farm, Stocks Road, Wittersham, Tenterden, TN30 7EH Erection of 3 no. detached two storey dwellings Full Reason(s) Conservation Area Applicant Mrs E Hiscock 16/00952/AS 68 The Street, Kennington, Ashford, Kent, TN24 9HD Internal alterations including removal of existing internal wall, demolition of rear extension & building new rear extension. Full Reason(s) Affects a Listed Building, Conservation Area Applicant Mr N Gurr 16/00958/AS April Cottage, 23 Swan Street, Wittersham, Tenterden, TN30 7PH Erection of a detached annexe for ancillary accommodation. Full Reason(s) Affects the setting of a Listed Building Applicant La Cantina 16/00959/AS * 25 High Street, Tenterden, Kent, TN30 6BJ 1 no. non-illuminated replacement fascia signage Full Reason(s) Affects a Listed Building, Conservation Area Applicant Mr & Mrs Clemson 16/00971/AS * Oast House, Appledore Road, Tenterden, Kent, TN30 7DB Two storey extension on the North Elevation, wrap around glazing to the south and west elevation ground floor, addition of canopy on south elevation, changes to fenestration, addition of 4 no. rooflights. Erection of detached two storey garage first floor to be used as annexe. Full Reason(s) Affects the setting of a Listed Building.
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