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Register of Local Land Charges Details of Requisition for Search Official Number: PORT/19/02501 Register of Local Land Charges Ashford Borough Council Details of Requisition for Search Civic Centre Tannery Lane and Official Certificate of Search Ashford Kent TN23 1PL DX: 151140 Ashford Kent 7 Details of requisition for search (A separate requisition must be made in An official search is required in the register respect of local land charges kept by the above- of each parcel of land except as explained named registering authority for subsisting on the LLC1) registrations against the land defined in the attached plan and described below. Description of land sufficient to enable it to be identified: Address: Monkery Cottage, Faversham Road, Charing, Ashford, TN27 0NR Name and address to which certificate is to Date: 29/08/2019 be sent: Telephone number: 0844 249 9212 tm group Reference: 19710780 Fee received: £83.50 1200 Delta Business Park Welton Road Swindon SN5 7XZ Official Certificate of Search It is hereby certified that the search requested Tim Naylor above reveals the 2 registrations described in Head of Planning the Schedule hereto up to and including the on behalf of Ashford Borough Council date of this certificate. Date: 3 September, 2019 PORT/19/02501, Monkery Cottage, Faversham Road, Charing, Ashford, TN27 0NR. Local Land Charges Department, Ashford Borough Council. Planning and Development Local Land Charges Department Telephone: 01233 330619 Email: [email protected] Ashford Borough Council Civic Centre Tannery Lane Ashford Kent TN23 1PL DX: 151140 Ashford Kent 7 Register of Local Land Charges Search No: PORT/19/02501 Schedule to the Official Certificate of Date: 03/09/2019 Search Description of Property: Monkery Cottage, Faversham Road, Charing, Ashford, TN27 0NR Part 03 - Planning Charges Reference: Advert Control Description: Order Under Section 31 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1947 and Regulation 10 of the Town and Country Planning (Control of Advertisements) Regulations 1948, as amended by the Town and Country Planning (Control of Advertisements) Amendment Regulations 1949 and 1951, defining the parishes of Boughton Aluph, Brabourne, Brook, Challock, Chilham, Crundale, Eastwell, Godmersham, Hastingleigh, Molash, Wye (with the exception of a part of Bridge Street), Charing, Westwell and part of Hothfield, as areas of Special Control. Date of Registration: 03/01/1956 Originating Authority: Kent County Council, County Hall, Maidstone, Kent, ME14 1XQ. Place of Inspection Ashford Borough Council, Civic Centre, Tannery Lane, Ashford, Kent, TN23 1PL. Reference: 89/01099/AS Description: Conditions imposed in a planning permission granted on or after 1st August 1977 under Section 70 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (as amended by Local Government (Wales) Act 1994). Proposal: Erection of an annexe Date of Registration: 18/07/1989 Originating Authority: Ashford Borough Council, Civic Centre, Tannery Lane, Ashford, Kent, TN23 1PL. Place of Inspection Ashford Borough Council, Civic Centre, Tannery Lane, Ashford, Kent, TN23 1PL. PORT/19/02501, Monkery Cottage, Faversham Road, Charing, Ashford, TN27 0NR. Local Land Charges Department, Ashford Borough Council. Signed: Proper Officer Dated: 3 September, 2019 PORT/19/02501, Monkery Cottage, Faversham Road, Charing, Ashford, TN27 0NR. Local Land Charges Department, Ashford Borough Council. ASHFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL Note attached to all Local Land Charges Searches: Listed Buildings. 1. Statutory lists of buildings of special architectural or historic interest are registered local land charges. Lists are compiled and subsequently amended from time to time by or on behalf of the Secretary of State. Entries are listed by parish and by building name and address and/or category of building, e.g. church, school, etc. Listing has a number of important legal consequences, particularly in relation to the carrying out of works to the building. 2. From time to time, unknown to the Council or the Department for Culture, Media & Sport, the names of buildings or their precise address may change. A search may, therefore, be submitted describing a property differently from its list entry. Plans provided by the Department for Culture, Media & Sport are of a scale which does not always permit the precise identification and location of individual buildings to match up with the local search plans. Accordingly, considerable reliance may have to be placed by the Council on search descriptions. 3. On rare occasions, it is possible, therefore, that a building within a search site could be listed under a different name and/or address from that searched against and that this listing is not revealed. 4. Furthermore, under section 1(5) of the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990, certain buildings are deemed to be part of listed buildings for the purpose of that Act, namely objects or structure fixed to listed buildings or curtilage objects/structures in situ since 1948. Whether objects or structures are deemed listed under section 1(5) can often depend on detailed history of the layout, use and ownership of the structures and the listed building and, as such, it will not normally be possible to disclose objects or structures which whilst not listed in their own right are nonetheless deemed to be listed under this provision. 5. In view of the above, potential purchasers are advised to consider and check carefully whether, even if no listing is disclosed in the search result, a building within the search site might be listed under a different description or address or by virtue of section 1(5) of the 1990 Act. All statutory lists of buildings are available for inspection in the Borough Planning Officer’s Department during normal office hours. In cases of uncertainty, expert advice may be required or further information may be available from Buildings Monuments & Sites, Department for Culture, Media & Sport, 2-4 Cockspur Street, London SW1Y 5DH (0207 211 6000). ______________________________________ Ashford Borough Council September 2007 PORT/19/02501, Monkery Cottage, Faversham Road, Charing, Ashford, TN27 0NR. Local Land Charges Department, Ashford Borough Council. CON29 Enquiries of Local Authority A Local Authority Name and address: Search No: PORT/19/02501 Local Land Charges Signed: Civic Centre Tim Naylor Tannery Lane Head of Planning Ashford (on behalf of Ashford Borough Council) Kent Dated: 03 September 2019 TN23 1PL B C Address of the land/property: Other roadways, footways and UPRN(s): 100060785468 footpaths in respect of which a reply to Secondary name/number: enquiry 2 is required Primary name/number: Monkery Cottage Street: Faversham Road Locality/village: Town: Charing Postcode TN27 0NR Submitted as: Monkery Cottage, Faversham Road, Charing, Ashford, TN27 0NR D E (for HIPs regulations compliance only) Fees £83.50 is enclosed Your personal data - name and address - will be handled strictly in accordance with the requirements Signed: of the Data Protection Act. It is required to pass on Dated: 29/08/2019 to the relevant authority(ies) in order to carry out the Reference: 19710780 necessary searches. Telephone No: 0844 249 9212 F Notes Reply to: A. Enter name and address of appropriate council. If the porperty is near a local authority boundary, consider raising tm group certain enquiries (e.g. road schemes) with the adjoining council. B. Enter address and description of the property. Please give 1200 Delta Business Park Welton Road the UPRN(s) (Unique Property Reference Number) where Swindon known. A duplicate plan is required for all searches submitted directly to a local authority. The search may be SN5 7XZ returned if land/property cannot easily be identified. C. Enter name and/or mark on plan any other roadways, footwyas and footpaths abutting the property (in addition to those entered in Box B) to which a reply to enquiry 2 is required. D. Details of fees can be obtained from the Council, your chosen NLIS channel or search provider. E. Box E is only to be completed when the replies to these enquiries are to be includedin a Home Information Pack. Enter the name of the individual(s) and firms involved in the sale of the property. F. Enter the name and address/DX address of the person or company lodging or conducting this enquiry. PORT/19/02501, Monkery Cottage, Faversham Road, Charing, Ashford, TN27 0NR. Local Land Charges Department, Ashford Borough Council. Planning and Development Services Local Land Charges Department DX 151140 Ashford Kent (7) Civic Centre Tannery Lane Ashford tm group Kent TN23 1PL (01233) 331111 1200 Delta Business Park Welton Road Typetalk (01233) 330744 Swindon www.ashford.gov.uk SN5 7XZ DX 151140 Ashford (Kent) 7 Search No.: PORT/19/02501 Address: Monkery Cottage, Faversham Road, Charing, Ashford, TN27 0NR CON29 R- STANDARD ENQUIRIES PLANNING AND BUILDING REGULATIONS Planning and Building Regulation Decisions and Pending Applications 1.1.(a) Which of the following related to 79/00391/AS. Full Planning the property have been granted, Permission: Single storey extension issued or refused or (where comprising dining room, hall and applicable) are the subject of bathroom: Permit - 18/06/1979 pending applications? (a) a planning permission 88/02235/AS. Outline Planning Permission: Erection of a two bedroom bungalow and garage: Refused - 08/02/1989. 89/01099/AS. Full Planning Permission: Erection of an annexe: Permit (sc) - 18/07/1989. 1.1.(b) a listed building consent None 1.1.(c) a conservation area consent None 1.1.(d) a certificate of lawfulness of None existing use or development PORT/19/02501, Monkery Cottage, Faversham Road, Charing, Ashford, TN27 0NR. Local Land Charges Department, Ashford Borough Council. 1.1.(e) a certificate of lawfulness of None proposed use or development NB. Planning history shown refers to planning applications received after 1 April 1977. Details of earlier planning applications may be available and can be obtained on request, free of charge. Copy documents related to questions 1.1.(a)- 1.1.(e) will be provided with your search results.
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