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Tonbridge & Malling Borough Council TONBRIDGE & MALLING BOROUGH COUNCIL TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACTS – NOTICES OF APPLICATIONS The following applications have been submitted to the Council and are being advertised for the reason(s) given in each case. TM/18/01932/LB – Grove Cottage Leigh Road Hildenborough Tonbridge Kent TN11 9AH – Mr C Sparrowhawk is applying for Listed Building Application: Internal alterations to improve kitchen and bathrooms, general internal and external refurbishment. Reason: LB TM/18/01921/FL – 15 Brook Lane Snodland Kent ME6 5JS – Mr Kevin Rooney is applying for removal of shed and erection of a double garage to rear of garden. Reason: HH LB TM/18/01958/FL – Rear Of 90 The Heath East Malling West Malling Kent ME19 6JL – Mr Hammond is applying for proposed replacement horse stables. Reason: LB HH TM/18/01990/FL – 69 Offham Road West Malling Kent ME19 6RB – Mr P Whittington is applying for proposed dormer roof extension. Reason: HH CA TM/18/01894/FL & TM/18/01895/LB – Ivy Cottage 240 Tonbridge Road Wateringbury Maidstone Kent ME18 5NY – Dr H & Mrs AA Dyer are applying for demolition of external privy and northern end of boundary wall. Infill north-facing ground floor window. Alterations to ground floor and first floor, including removal of chimney breast and replacement of doors by sliding sash window. Single storey rear infill to form new kitchen together with associated openings to the rear elevation. Reason: HH CA LB TM/18/01936/FL – Lavers The Street Plaxtol Sevenoaks Kent TN15 0QG – Mr & Mrs Horrell are applying to increase width of existing driveway to improve access and removal of existing sycamore tree. Reason: HH CA TM/18/01860/FL – The Workshop Cossington Fields Farm Bell Lane Boxley Maidstone – Mr Eanond Moore is applying for replacement barn workshop. Reason: PROW TM/18/01922/FL – 2 Hanbury Close Wateringbury Maidstone Kent ME18 5DP – Ms Rebecca Lamb is applying for proposed lower ground floor entrance reinstatement, porch addition and all associated works. Reason: HH CA LB TM/18/01800/FL – Longholt Vines Lane Hildenborough Tonbridge Kent TN11 9LT – Peter Clokey is applying for erection of replacement and additional fencing. Reason: LB HH TM/18/01931/FL – The Bull PH 1 Holborough Road Snodland Kent ME6 5DQ – The CO-OP Group is applying for minor works planning application for the addition of a fibre cement corrugated sheet roof shelter over service yard at east facade, extension of edge protection at end of west elevation. Reason: CA Reasons for the application being publicised: LB relates to/affects a Listed Building or its setting CA is within/affects a Conservation Area PROW affects a Public Right of Way HH Householder application - As this is a householder application, in the event of an appeal against a refusal of planning permission, which is to be dealt with on the basis of representations in writing, any representations made about this application will be sent to the Secretary of State, and there will be no further opportunity to comment at appeal stage. Applications are displayed on our website www.tmbc.gov.uk/view-planning- applications and may also be viewed between 8.30am and 5pm Monday to Friday at our offices at either Kings Hill or Tonbridge Castle. Anyone wishing to make comments can do so using the Submit Comments option. Alternatively comments can be sent to [email protected] quoting the relevant application number(s). Please note that we will publish a copy of any representations received on the website, although we will not publish personal data online. Any representations should be received by 20 September 2018. Julie Beilby Chief Executive 30 August 2018.
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