Start of Consultation: 28 Jan 2019, End of Consultation: 21 Feb 2019
Related Applications
15/00015/GPDE/AS Notification of a proposed larger home extension – single storey rear extension (depth 5.1m, height 3m, eaves height 3m) Posted on 25 April 2015
Outline application with all matters reserved, except ‘Access’ for the construction of up to 240 no. dwellings including extra care housing and replacement of the Ray Allen Children’s Centre, together with the provision of open space, landscaping, drainage, infrastructure and earthworks.
Start of Consultation: 6 Feb 2019, End of Consultation: 2 Mar 2019
Note: This application falls outside of South Ashford but bounds it. We would be pleased to receive comments from residents of South Ashford that will be affected by this development.
Front and rear extensions, part demolition and change of use of existing building under mixed use C3 &; B1 to form new residential development of class C3 to include an additional 7no. apartments.
Full and detailed application for plots 1 and 2 comprising: erection of 400 dwellings, a retail kiosk/cafe unit (Use class A1/A3) and associated parking, public surface car park, plant and storage; together with landscaping and access works.
Outline application with appearance and landscaping reserved with parameters for plots 3, 4 and 5 comprising: demolition of existing buildings/structures and erection of up to 260 dwellings, associated parking, plant and storage together with landscaping and access works.
Materials Prior to installation within the relevant plot precise details and samples of bricks, tiles and cladding materials to be used externally shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority and the development within that plot shall be carried out only using the approved external materials.
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