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29 November 2019 Registered applications for week ending 29/11/2019 DOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL AYLESHAM 19/01395 8 Vale View Road Erection of single storey side AT Aylesham and rear extensions CT3 3DD Side extension to be used for w.c and laundry room and rear extension will be an extension of the existing kitchen. CAPEL-LE-FERNE 19/01404 28 Helena Road Erection single storey rear VH Capel Le Ferne extension (existing side CT18 7LQ extension to be demolished) 19/01399 Bracknell House Residential Change of use to residential HIJO Care care home (Class C2), 34 Helena Road external walls to be Capel Le Ferne re-rendered and window CT18 7LQ replaced with door on front elevation (single storey side extension to be demolished) DEAL 19/01359 Wellington Lodge, Flat 1 Installation of replacement VH 15 Prince Of Wales Terrace UPVC windows to basement Deal and ground floor flat CT14 7BE (retrospective) 19/01423 3 Mill Road Erection of garden studio TJ Deal (existing outbuilding to CT14 9AB demolished) 1 Registered applications for week ending 29/11/2019 DOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL 19/01377 103 Beach Street Erection of a single storey AT Deal rear conservatory, CT14 6JQ installation of 4no. roof lights to facilitate loft conversion 19/01425 6 Bowser Close Oak T1 - crown lift to seven DB Deal metres CT14 9NF 19/01393 14A King Street Replacement UPVC double AW Deal glazed windows to first floor CT14 6HX elevations 19/01411 Telegraph Inn Erection of a detached AW 1 Hamilton Road dwelling, cycle/bin store, Deal landscaping and associated CT14 9BH parking (existing garage to be demolished) DENTON WITH WOOTTON 19/01366 Gibbletore Cottage Erection of a two storey side RAM Dumbrill Hill extension Wootton CT4 6RX DOVER 19/01387 Air Training Corps Erection of 7no. BK Albert Road self-contained flats (existing Dover building to be demolished) CT16 1RD 2 Registered applications for week ending 29/11/2019 DOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL EASTRY 19/00995 Eastry Industrial Estate Erection of a terrace of 4no. BK Heronden Road dwellings and associated Eastry parking (existing CT13 0ET garage/store and container to be demolished) (amended plans) EYTHORNE 19/00503 10 Sun Valley Way Erection of a single storey RAM Eythorne rear extension and chimney CT15 4HL flue to side elevation (existing conservatory to be demolished) RIVER 19/01402 24 Valley Road Variation of Condition 2 TJ River (approved plans) to allow CT17 0QN design changes of planning permission DOV/19/00190 (application under Section 73) SANDWICH 19/01375 The Oast Insertion of new front door AT Moat Sole and change existing door to Sandwich window on west elevation CT13 9AU 3 Registered applications for week ending 29/11/2019 DOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL 19/01376 The Oast Front elevation Insert new GS Moat Sole entrance door. Remove & Sandwich insert new RWP. Remove CT13 9AU existing entrance door & form ground floor window. Internal works include to remove & insert new partitions to form entrance hall. Infill internal door opening to form study. 19/01318 Building 510 Construction of additional DBR Discovery Park House storage area for the Ramsgate Road segregation of waste, Sandwich installation of demarcation CT13 9ND bund, 5 no. removable bollards, 2.5m galvanised gate and fence, a new concrete pavement. Erection of ramp and improvements to access road SHEPHERDSWELL WITH COLDRED 19/01397 Longlane Cottage Erection of a replacement Long Lane dwelling (existing dwelling to Shepherdswell be demolished) CT15 7LX STAPLE 19/01403 Little Shatterling Farmhouse Erection of a first floor side VH Roman Road extension and rear Shatterling conservatory (existing CT3 1JR conservatory to be demolished) 19/01362 Summerfield Nurseries Erection of 11no. detached LB Barnsole Road dwellings, 6no. affordable Staple houses, garages, cycle/bin CT3 1LD stores, vehicular access and associated parking (existing buildings to be demolished) 4 Registered applications for week ending 29/11/2019 DOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL TEMPLE EWELL 19/01374 16 Park Road Erection of a two storey side AT Temple Ewell extension (single storey side CT16 3AJ extension to be demolished) TILMANSTONE 19/01351 Eastling Down Farm Change of use and BK Sandwich Road conversion of 2no. barns Waldershare into 3no. dwellings and CT15 5AS associated parking (part demolition) WALMER 19/00947 Tonkers Erection of 7no. detached DBR Hawksdown Road dwellings, creation of new Walmer access road with associated CT14 7PW parking (existing dwelling to be demolished) (amended drawings, readvertisement) WHITFIELD 19/01369 Little Acres Erection of a single storey AT 71 Nursery Lane rear extension Whitfield CT16 3ES WINGHAM 5 Registered applications for week ending 29/11/2019 DOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL 19/01325 3 Charolais Cottages Conversion of existing side AW Dambridge Farm Road extension for habital use, Wingham replacement roof, alterations CT3 1NQ to exterior and installation of window and door WOODNESBOROUGH 19/01353 Land South West Of Reserved matters HIJO Hammill Brickworks application for the details of Plot 13 Hammill Road the layout, scale and Woodnesborough appearance of Plot 13 CT13 0FF WORTH 19/01368 Tighna Mara Variation of Condition 2 of RAM Princes Drive planning permission Sandwich Bay DOV/18/00720 (approved CT13 9PZ plans) (application under Section 73) 6.
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