Rochester South and Horsted: Planning Applications for Rochester South and Horsted ward Received During October 2006

Below is a list of planning applications for locaions within Rochester South and Horsted ward, most recent first. This table shows the application reference number, date, location, description, the Case Officer, decision, and if any appeal has been lodged by the applicant. Please note that only the applicant can appeal against a planning application decision.

Please note that this record started only in early October 2001 (as part of the then-new political management structure of Medway Council) so applications for earlier in the year are not recorded here unless they came to notice/decision after that date.

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Reference	Date Received	Address	Brief Description	Case Officer	Outcome
MC2006/1894	25th October 2006	138 Maidstone Road, Chatham	Removal of condition 11 from Planning Consent MC2006/0133	Katherine Martin	Council Staff
MC2006/1850	17th October 2006	20 Wallace Road, Rochester	Construct 2-storey side extension, single-storey rear extension and dormer windows to rear to facilitate loft conversion	Martyn Earl	Council Staff
MC2006/1838	12th October 2006	58 Harptree Drivee, Chatham	Construct 2-storey side extension (demolish existing single-storey side extension)	Martyn Earl	Council Staff
MC2006/1828	10th October 2006	Land adjoining 255 Maidstone Road, Chatham	Construct one detached dwelling with associated parking (reserved matters application)	Doug Coleman	Council Staff
MC2006/1817	6th October 2006	38 Blaker Avenue, Rochester	Convert garage into two offices (retrospective application)	Wendy Simpson	Council Staff
MC2006/1809	5th October 2006	65 Wilson Avenue, Rochester	Extend existing cattery building to provide 2 additional pens, and construct additional building with provision for a further 5 pens, and re-locate existing isolation pen	Mary Brignall-James	Council Staff
MC2006/1802	3rd October 2006	93 Snodhurst Avenue, Chatham	Construct double garage to rear (retrospective application)	Martyn Earl	Council Staff

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