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Tunbridge Wells Borough Council Notice of Applications Tunbridge Wells Borough Council Notice of Applications 16/504179/FULL - GOULD FARM MILL LANE FRITTENDEN CRANBROOK KENT - Change of use of land from agricultural to equestrian and erection of a stable block and access gate. (Revised Scheme). Reason: 4 16/504059/LBC - UPPER POSTERN FARM POSTERN LANE TONBRIDGE TN11 0QP - Listed Building Consent for to remove the tiles entirely from the principal elevation and re-instate, fill the voids between the frame with treated sheep’s wool insulation to full depth, apply a breathable membrane such as Tyvek or similar over the frame, fix riven oak laths horizontally at 100-115mm c/c. Re-fix previously removed tiles blended with similar re-claimed replacements to match and cut traditional square corners, fill and seal with lime mortar (1 part slaked lime-3 parts sharp sand) to match existing historic detail. Reason: 4 16/500092/FULL - BISHOPSDALE COTTAGES BISHOPSDEN ROAD BENENDEN CRANBROOK TN27 8DR - Erection of first floor extension.Reason: 4 15/510460/FULL - SMALL BROOK FIELDS ETHERINGTON HILL SPELDHURST ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS KENT - Conversion of existing barn to a two bedroom dwelling, demolition of existing stable building with the replacement of open car barn and wood store. Use of existing access onto Lower Green Road. Reason: 4 16/504132/FULL - 1 CONGHURST COTTAGES CONGHURST LANE HAWKHURST CRANBROOK KENT - Conversion of two dwellings to single dwelling and addition of a single storey side extension at Conghurst Cottages, Conghurst Land, Hawkhurst, Cranbrook, Kent, TN18 4RJ. Reason: 4 16/504133/LBC - 1 CONGHURST COTTAGES CONGHURST LANE HAWKHURST CRANBROOK KENT - Listed Building Consent for conversion of two dwellings to single dwelling and addition of a single storey side extension at Conghurst Cottages, Conghurst Land, Hawkhurst, Cranbrook, Kent, TN18 4RJ. Reason: 4 16/503992/FULL - THE FIRS THE SLADE LAMBERHURST ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS KENT - Demolition of existing garage and proposed single storey side extension. Reasons: 1 16/504062/FULL - BELVEDERE CRANBROOK ROAD HAWKHURST CRANBROOK KENT - Extension of the roof to create porch to new rear door. To reinstate external staircase to Coach House. New gate to existing wall and to reinstate gate, brick wall and pier. Reasons: 1, 4 16/502857/FULL - THE OLD COACH HOUSE CULVERDEN STREET ROYAL TUNBRIDGE WELLS KENT - Retrospective application for change of use from live/work light industrial to residential use. Reason: 1 16/503938/FULL - OAK HOUSE LAMBERHURST ROAD HORSMONDEN TONBRIDGE TN12 8LP – Demolition of utility room and erection of replacement single storey side extension. Reasons: 1, 4 16/504027/FULL - HONEY MEADS BRENCHLEY ROAD BRENCHLEY TONBRIDGE KENT - Demolition of existing domestic garages and the erection of a contemporary three bedroom dwelling. Reason: 4 16/503712/FULL - WAYSIDE THE MOOR HAWKHURST CRANBROOK TN18 4PG - Single storey rear extension and replacement outbuilding. Reasons: 1, 4 Reasons for advertisement key: 1 - May affect a Conservation Area 4 - May affect a Listed Building or Setting You may view the application online at http://pa.midkent.gov.uk/online-applications or by visiting: Tunbridge Wells Gateway, 8 Grosvenor Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent TN1 2AB. Please note: All planning related correspondence for Tunbridge Wells should be sent to: Mid Kent Planning Support, Maidstone House, King Street, Maidstone ME15 6JG, by the website: www.maidstone.gov.uk or by email: [email protected] Any representations should be made in writing no later than 24 June 2016, quoting the application number. All comments will be publicly available for inspection and displayed on the website. Advert Date: 3 June 2016.
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