The Maidstone Borough Council Planning Application Number: Ma/11/0592 Grid Ref: Tq8652 Land at West Street and Hook Lane, Harrietsham

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THE MAIDSTONE BOROUGH COUNCIL PLANNING APPLICATION NUMBER: MA/11/0592 GRID REF: TQ8652 LAND AT WEST STREET AND HOOK LANE, HARRIETSHAM. FB Pa th (um Idlewilde ) G O D D I N G T O N Linfield Dale L A N E W a t e Parkwood 77.1m r W a Trout Farm t e r North Cottage W Holme Lodge a t e r South Cottage A Holme Lodge L r N e O t T a G W N SP I D D O G Water 76.8m SP Parkwood W r a e t t Trout Farm e a r W W Harrietsham a Holm Mill t e Station r r e t d a Pp Ho l d e i n W f E w s LB o d L l n Pond r o W o t 72.9m n a W a t e J Fairview r P Cottage a HO t LM M h ILL Foleys LANE Cottage (u Home Lake m ) in Selesburne a 71.8m r D 71.0m Path (um) Home Path ) m Ponds Lake (u h at Pond P Robertson h (um) Park Wood Pat House Pump 71.0m 7 17 House Harrietsham C of E Primary School Park Wood 9 1 Pond 11 Path BALDWIN'S PLACE 1 0 G O 2 D D 8 I 4 N 10 G T O N 71.3m Pa The Pines th Downsoak Stud 2 4 6 L 84.6m 12 A N WEST STREET E 88.5m 1 2 1 1 Parkwood House 7 Km 2 1 P 1 1 3 5 71 1 5 k 3 n a 82.9m b d a 7 o 3 Pond 85.7m r Pond B S 1 T 9 k n H a G b I 83.2m d e R 9 R 1 W 4 L 2 E 1 E 2 Posts H 1 Posts 5 W Y E 1 A 1 H a W T WEST ST 78.9m 76.8m W E O D 6 D 1 E A 8 T 1 S E K LAN 0 1 E M 5 O U 1 O Q E A 1 H 9 2 6 G 0 1 78.3m R O F Q Dra A 2 9 U E 9 in 0 S 2 T E 7 7 D 1 I E V l Sub E Sta W E N 8 A S S S Quested Y 2 1 Cottage W AY 6 5 4 13 8 3 s t M t 1 e CLOSE 2 s Sluice 2 0 s 2 RS a TE B KE THE HAMPSHIRES RIC CR C 6 1 6 4 1 M 1 20 2 3 1 Pond 3 Casamia Rothbury Len Wood Len Wood Ppg Sta 83.2m El Sub Sta Sluice in Dra ASHFORD ROAD Drain 1 9 LENMEAD 7 Pond Tara 1 Herwish 6 Malinton 7 s Highways en re Post G ree h T Allotment Gardens Cedarwood 5 Tra Notnilam ck D Roebuck Business Park e f Polhill Cottage Pond LB Little Poll 77.7m C R Pond E N A Pollhill L The Red House E N R U O B R I A F C R The Oast House Gable Lodge Green 79.9m Hedges P olh Tennis ill M ill The Barn Court y m) d Path (u B rd T a rack W Lenhurst nd th (um) Udy Pa rd B Wa Ramchild T rack k T C Partridge Partridge Mount Farm 76.3m Farm Pond in a r y D d B d r k a T W C This copy has been produced specifically for Planning and Building Control Purposes only. No further copies may be made. Reproduced from the Ordance Survey mapping with the permission of the Controller Rob Jarman of Her Majesty's Stationary Office ©Crown Copyright. Unauthorised Head of Planning reproduction infringes Crown Copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings.The Maidstone Borough Council No. 1000019636, 2012. Scale 1:5000.

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