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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/20/02823/FL & TM/20/02824/LB – Postern Forge House Postern Lane Tonbridge Kent TN11 0QU – Mr & Mrs McTernan are applying for new gated site access to the south east corner, removal of outbuilding, single storey extension to the west of the house, removal of flat roof and replacement pitched two storey tile hung extension, two rooflights and windows on north elevation, internal alterations to include new partitions, vaulted ceilings and staircase and internal alterations within barn. Reason: LB HH TM/20/02867/FL & TM/20/02868/LB – Annexe To Minerva House Bordyke Tonbridge Kent TN9 1NR – Osmond Davis And Company Ltd is applying for change of use from office to dwellinghouse. Reason: CA LB TM/20/02869/FL & TM/20/02870/LB – Glen House Hildenbrook Farm Hildenborough Tonbridge Kent TN11 9JN – Mr & Mrs M Dawes are applying for Listed Building Application: Demolition of existing conservatory and link and construction of new orangery with link and associated paving. Removal of floor finishes to entrance hall and re-lay new finishes. First floor internal alterations including removal of wall and forming new opening to create new master bedroom including existing window to new door balcony. New air-conditioning units to flat roofs and new garden walls to kitchen garden to replace existing fencing. Reason: LB HA TM/20/02662/LB – 11 Kenward Court Hadlow Tonbridge Kent TN11 0DX – Mr J Mower is applying for Listed Building Application: Replace broken patio doors from wood to UPVC. Reason: LB CA TM/20/02820/LDE – Annexe At Badgers Dell Wateringbury Road East Malling West Malling Kent ME19 6JJ – Mr G Clark is applying for Lawful Development Certificate (Existing): Use of the annex at Badgers Dell as a separate unit of residential accommodation without complying with Condition 4 on planning permission reference TM/10/00593/FL dated 30.04.2010 which restricts the use of the annexe to use as ancillary accommodation to the main dwelling Badgers Dell. Reason: HA TM/20/02854/FL – Little Nest 19 Church Road Hildenborough Tonbridge Kent TN11 9JL – Mr and Mrs Calamito are applying for first floor rear extension. Reason: HH CA TM/20/02794/FL – Kooland Rochester Road Burham Rochester Kent ME1 3SQ – Mr & Mrs Mankelow are applying for proposed partial change of use and new residential dwelling. Reason: PROW TM/20/02830/RM – Kings Hill Phase 3 Gibson Drive Kings Hill West Malling Kent – Countryside Properties Ltd is applying for Reserved Matters application (appearance, access, landscaping, layout and scale) for Areas 4-8 of Kings Hill Phase 3 comprising the erection of 140no. dwellings, means of access and associated landscaping, parking, levels, drainage and ancillary works involving the discharge of conditions 1, 12, 13, 19, 20, 23, 24, 37, 38 and 39 pursuant to Outline planning permission TM/13/01535/OAEA. Reason: HA MD TM/20/02825/FL – 4 Lodge Close Wateringbury Maidstone Kent ME18 5PB – Ms Z Wopling is applying for proposed side and rear double storey extension. Reason: CA HH TM/20/02793/LB – Mereworth Castle Tonbridge Road Mereworth Maidstone Kent ME18 5JB – Mereworth Estate Limited is applying for Listed Building Application: Retention of repaired roof and internal alterations associated with the conversion of stable building to estate office and installation of a septic tank (Klagester). Reason: CA LB TM/20/02749/OA – Land South Of Barming Station And East Of Hermitage Lane Aylesford Kent – Croudace Homes is applying for Outline Application: erection of up to 330 dwellings (including 40% affordable homes), together with associated open space, play areas, and landscaping (including details of access). Reason: HA DEPART MD EIA TM/20/02831/LB – Mote Farm Mote Road Ivy Hatch Sevenoaks Kent TN15 0NT – National Trust is applying for Listed Building Application: Installation of new services, internal walls, insulated wall/floor/ceiling linings, windows, glazed and solid doors, wood stove and flue to North West Range with associated minor landscape works; remedial works to existing building fabric. Reason: CA LB Reasons for the application being publicised: LB relates to/affects a Listed Building or its setting CA is within/affects a Conservation Area MD is a Major Development PROW affects a Public Right of Way EIA is subject to an Environmental Impact Assessment DEPART does not accord with the Development Plan HA Site is over 1ha. 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 planning.applications@ tmbc.gov.uk 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 14 January 2021. Julie Beilby Chief Executive 24 December 2020.
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