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List of applications decided between 22/02/2021 and 01/03/2021 (Decision Date) REFERENCE ADDRESS PROPOSAL DECISION DATE DECISION CON/17/00056/B Whitfield Urban 6 - Refuse/recycling storage 24-Feb-2021 COAPP Extension Phase 1A Sandwich Road Whitfield Kent CON/15/00136/FF Street Record Replacement Landscape and 26-Feb-2021 COAPP National Grid Line Habitats Enhancement Route Asset Scheme - Stage 5 000004177595 Kent CON/18/00681/FF Former Kumor 11 - Surface Water 26-Feb-2021 COAPP Nursery And 121 Dover Road Sandwich CT13 0DA CON/19/00947/C Tonkers 6 - Details of earthworks 25-Feb-2021 COAPP Hawksdown Road Walmer Kent CON/19/00947/A Tonkers 3 - Materials 25-Feb-2021 COAPP Hawksdown Road Walmer CT14 7PW CON/19/00947/B Tonkers 5 - Existing and proposed 25-Feb-2021 COAPP Hawksdown Road levels Walmer Kent REFERENCE ADDRESS PROPOSAL DECISION DATE DECISION CON/17/00056/E Whitfield Urban 12 - Provision of temporary 24-Feb-2021 COAPP Extension Phase end-stop treatment 1A Sandwich Road Whitfield Kent CON/17/01376/A 32 The Beach 4 - Boundary details 24-Feb-2021 COAPP Walmer Deal Kent CT14 7HN CON/17/00056/C Whitfield Urban 7 - Bicycle storage facilities 24-Feb-2021 COAPP Extension Phase 1A Sandwich Road Whitfield Kent CON/17/00056/A Whitfield Urban 3 - Landscaping 24-Feb-2021 COAPP Extension Phase 1A Sandwich Road Whitfield Kent 20/01399 Pavilion Installation of replacement 22-Feb-2021 GTD Dover Bowling double doors Club Maison Dieu Gardens Dover CT16 1TG 20/01524 Monks Dane Erection of single storey rear 22-Feb-2021 GTD 91 The Droveway bay window extension (existing St Margarets Bay decking to be removed) CT15 6DE REFERENCE ADDRESS PROPOSAL DECISION DATE DECISION 20/01525 Land Rear Of 119 Siting of a temporary sales and 22-Feb-2021 GTD Dover Road marketing office in association Sandwich with residential development, CT13 0DA landscaping and erection of fencing 20/00965 Swiss Cottage Erection of single storey side 23-Feb-2021 GTD High Street and rear extensions and St Margarets At recladding elevations Cliffe (re-advertisement, amended CT15 6AT drawings) CON/19/01216/F The Dennes 14 - Foul drainage 26-Feb-2021 COAPP Dover Road Ringwould Deal Kent CT14 8HG CON/19/00826/F Intex House 9 - Foul water disposal 26-Feb-2021 COAPP Cooting Road Aylesham Kent CT3 3EP CON/19/00826/E Intex House 8 - Diversion of public sewers 26-Feb-2021 COAPP Cooting Road Aylesham Kent CT3 3EP CON/19/00826/C Intex House 5 - Surface water drainage 26-Feb-2021 COAPP Cooting Road Aylesham Kent CT3 3EP REFERENCE ADDRESS PROPOSAL DECISION DATE DECISION CON/20/00425/B Elmstone Court 7 - Landscaping 26-Feb-2021 COAPP Farm Padbrook Lane Elmstone Canterbury Kent CT3 1HF 20/01381 1-1A Sheridan Change of use to hot food take 26-Feb-2021 GTD Road away (Class A5) and Dover installation of new shop front CT16 2BZ 20/01187 4 Aylesham Road Erection of single storey and 26-Feb-2021 GTD Snowdown two storey rear extensions, CT15 4JN removal of chimney and creation of vehicular access 20/01445 Field Fare Erection of single storey side 26-Feb-2021 GTD Cherry Lane and rear extensions, insertion Great Mongeham of first floor windows to side CT14 0HF elevations and alterations to existing garage roof (existing conservatory to be demolished) 20/01263 164 Middle Street Replace existing lean-to roof 25-Feb-2021 GTD Deal and installation of 2no. cast CT14 6LW iron grilles REFERENCE ADDRESS PROPOSAL DECISION DATE DECISION 21/00181 Communication Regulation 5 (Electronic 23-Feb-2021 RNO Station Communications Code Water Tower Regulations 2017) notification St Richards Road for the installation of Deal broadband electronic Kent communications apparatus to include: replacement of 6no. antennae with 6no. new antennae and associated equipment, 1no. GPS dish and other works within the existing ground level housing 20/01516 Little Banks Erection of a stable block to 24-Feb-2021 GTD Kingsdown Road include 6no. stables, hay store, St Margarets At tack-room, rug room, feed Cliffe room and detached games CT15 6BB room/home office with 5no. rooflights (outbuilding and stables 1 & 2 to be demolished) 20/00916 9 Granville Street Installation of a 1m high flue to 25-Feb-2021 GTD Walmer existing outbuilding CT14 7EZ 21/00198 Montreal Close Regulation 5 notification for the 23-Feb-2021 RNO Dover installation of fixed-line Kent broadband apparatus 21/00003 Land South West Outline application for the 25-Feb-2021 REF Of Trystar erection of a detached dwelling Ellens Road (with all matters reserved) Deal CT14 9JJ REFERENCE ADDRESS PROPOSAL DECISION DATE DECISION 20/01521 1 Addelam Close Sycamore - crown reduce by 24-Feb-2021 GTD Deal two metres CT14 9LT 20/01522 2 Addelam Close T1 - Sycamore tree - Reduce 24-Feb-2021 GTD Deal tree by 2 metres over entire CT14 9LT crown to maintain tree in current space and condition 20/01506 Wellington Court T1 - sycamore - crown reduce 23-Feb-2021 GTD Beechwood by two metres Avenue T4 - sycamore - reduce Deal western leaning stem to 6 CT14 9WY metres T19 - sycamore - for reduce on building side to previous cut points 21/00058 50 New Street Insert porch to north east 22-Feb-2021 GLBC Sandwich elevation. Internal alterations to CT13 9BB stud partition layout of ground floor ensuites and first floor bathroom. 20/01570 Land Adj To 1 The Outline application for the 26-Feb-2021 REF Bungalow erection of 4no. detached Staple Road dwellings with vehicular access Wingham and associated parking (some matters reserved) 20/01559 2 Mayfield Villas Erection of a detached dwelling 22-Feb-2021 GTD Station Road with vehicular access, Shepherdswell associated parking and CT15 7PE landscaping and erection of boundary fence to existing dwelling (existing garage to be demolished) REFERENCE ADDRESS PROPOSAL DECISION DATE DECISION CON/18/00981/A Connaught Condition 3 - Materials 26-Feb-2021 COAPP Barracks schedule and Zinc profile Dover Road drawing of the coping Guston Condition 4 - Privacy screens Kent locations drawing Condition 5 - Materials schedule and Hard Landscaping Plan Condition 8 - Play Area Drawing 20/00541 Land On The West Erection of four detached 26-Feb-2021 REF Side Of dwellings, car ports, new Station Road vehicular access and St Margarets At associated parking. Cliffe 20/01340 Lower Shatterling Change of use of land to 24-Feb-2021 GTD Farm equestrian use, erection of Rusham Road 2no. stables, tack room and Shatterling store. Erection of detached Canterbury garage Kent CT3 1JL 20/00822 Lillyroo's Glamping Change of use of land for the 22-Feb-2021 GTD Site siting of 10 no. bell tents, a Foulmead Farm camping pitch, conversion of Sandwich Road 5no. existing outbuildings to Hacklinge include bar, eating area, live CT14 0AS music, storage, showers, disabled toilet, 24 parking spaces, planting and fencing (part retrospective application) REFERENCE ADDRESS PROPOSAL DECISION DATE DECISION CON/17/00230/A Maydeken 3 - Materials 23-Feb-2021 COAPP The Street Denton Canterbury Kent CT4 6QY 20/01461 White Hill Certificate of Lawfulness 26-Feb-2021 CLEG Deerson Lane (existing) for the continued use Preston of land for the keeping of CT3 1EX between 15 and 24 horses including livery 21/00045 367-371 Display of 5no. non-illuminated 24-Feb-2021 GADV Folkestone Road fascia sign, 1no. internally Dover illuminated fascia sign, 1 no. CT17 9JR internally illuminated totem and 5 no. non-illuminated signs 21/00067 4 Faggs Cottages Erection of single storey side 24-Feb-2021 GTD Chapel Lane extension and terrrace Ashley CT15 5HY 20/01558 14 North Lea Certificate of Lawfulness 25-Feb-2021 CLPR Deal (proposed) for the erection of a CT14 6SA single storey rear extension 21/00005 Reams Cottage Certificate of Lawfulness 25-Feb-2021 CLPG Mill Lane (Proposed) for the erection of Worth a single storey outbuilding CT14 0DU (existing outbuilding to be demolished) REFERENCE ADDRESS PROPOSAL DECISION DATE DECISION 21/00018 8 Archers Court Erection of single storey side 25-Feb-2021 GTD Road extension, part single and two Whitfield storey rear extension and car CT16 3HP port 21/00126 4 The Glenmore Certificate of Lawfulness 25-Feb-2021 CLPG Centre (proposed) for the change of Honeywood use of unit to food preparation Parkway for meals on wheels (Class B2) White Cliffs and the installation of a Business Park flue/extractor unit Whitfield CT16 3FH 21/00011 4 St Andrews Erection of a single storey side 25-Feb-2021 GTD Terrace and rear extensions Crabble Avenue Dover CT17 0JD 20/01457 Delphi Erection of pergola 24-Feb-2021 GTD Dove Lea Gardens (retrospective) River CT17 0QH 21/00001 57 Poets Walk Erection of a rear extension 24-Feb-2021 GTD Walmer with replacement windows and CT14 7QD doors (existing conservatory to be demolished) (retrospective) 20/01517 Flat 4 Replacement of timber framed 24-Feb-2021 GTD 4 Marine Road windows & door to first floor Walmer sunroom CT14 7DN REFERENCE ADDRESS PROPOSAL DECISION DATE DECISION Code List: COAPP - Condion Approved GEGPD - Condional Extension GPD CONAP - Condion not approved REGPD - Refused Extension GPD COPART - Condion Part Approved ANPR - Prior Approval Not Required CLEG - Cerficate Exisng Granted ARPR - Prior Approval Refused CLER - Cerficate Exisng Refused GEGPD - Condional extension CLPG - Cerficate Proposed Granted AAPR - Prior Approval Approved - Change of Use NDM - No decision Made PRAN - Prior Approval Not Required CPPR - Cerficate Proposed Refuse GOTD - Outline Permission Granted GTD - Grant permission GADV - Grant adversement Consent REF - Refuse Permission FDO - Finally Dispossed of GLBC - Grant Listed Building Consent EISN - EIA Not Required RLBC - Refuse Listed Building Consent DCD- Declined to Deal RNMA - Refuse Non-material AMD DECISIONS ISSUED - 50.
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