Lord Street Car Park Lord Street Gravesend Kent
Proposal
Change of use from existing car park. Erection of 4 to 7 storey buildings with a 10 storey tower (Ground + 9 storeys) to provide 156 flats, 2612.40 sqm of commercial space, including office, retail and workshops, with ancillary car parking, open space and access to Eden Place.
- Received
- 10 December 2021
- Decided
- 21 November 2023 · Permitted
- Decision level
- Planning committee
- Public comments
- 28
- Council
- Gravesham Borough Council
- Ward
- Central
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- ReceivedReceived10 Dec
- ValidatedValidated21 Feb
- Consult.Consultation30 Mar
- TargetTarget Date23 May
- DecidedDecided21 Nov
Decided in 638 days (council typically 56)
This is a full planning application for a change of use at Lord Street Car Park Lord Street Gravesend Kent. Gravesham has handled 2,688 applications of this type and approves 75% of them, typically deciding them in 59 days. This one was decided in 711 days, 93 weeks longer than Gravesham's median. There are no previous applications recorded at this address.
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- Conservation area: Upper Windmill Street, Gravesend Conservation AreaPart of the site · +1 more
- Brownfield land register: Former Lord Street Car ParkRegister site at or near this address · +3 more
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