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Planning application at Land At Oare Gravel Works Ham Road Faversham Kent ME13 7TS. View planning documents, track the decision and get email alerts on updates.

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Non Material Amendment to SW/14/0257: A) Outline component: Residential development for 330 dwellings with all matters reserved other than the means of access and realignment of the Oare Road and Ham Road junction on land at Oare Mineral Works (North of Oare Road and west and south of Ham Road) Faversham, Kent. B) Detailed component: Change of use from storage and vacant uses of the former Gunpowder Works Listed buildings to provide 873 square metres of offices, workshop-studios, storage, and 714 square meters of community uses (with retention of the 2 existing dwellings) including minor internal alterations to form toilet and washroom facilities and the formation of associated parking areas, earth bund engineering works, country park, landscaping, demolition of plant & buildings, illustrative details of landscaped parking area; on land at Oare Mineral Works - Update to the drawing showing the Heritage Hub and allocating land uses to the buildings.

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Land At Oare Gravel Works Ham Road Faversham Kent ME13 7TS
Postcode
ME13 7TS

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