Planning applications in Kennington

Land between railway line and, Willesborough Road, Kennington, Kent

Details submitted pursuant to condition 29 (Foul & surface water disposal) for planning permission 19/00025/AS (relating to Block C of the Local Centre only).

Land at Orchard Farm, Canterbury Road, Kennington, Kent

Details submitted pursuant to conditions 22 (Ecological Mitigation Statment) & 23 (Ecological Design Statment) of planning application 19/00834/AS

Land between railway line and, Willesborough Road, Kennington, Kent

Variation of condition 23 (hard landscaping) to remove the requirement for all boundary treatments exposed to a public or private communal space to comprise walls rather than fences of planning permission 19/00025/AS for (i) Outline planning permission (all matters reserved except for points of access) for dwellings; formal and informal open space incorporating SuDS; and associated services, infrastructure and groundworks; and (ii). full planning permission for the erection of dwellings; the creation of serviced plot of land to facilitate the delivery by Kent County Council of a two form entry primary school with associated outdoor space and vehicle parking; a new Bowls Centre including a clubhouse, ancillary buildings and a bowling green; a local centre to provide A1 (retail), A1 (retail foodstore), A3 (café), A5 (takeaway), D2 (gym/fitness studio space), open space incorporating SuDS; vehicle parking; and associated services, structural landscaping, infrastructure and groundworks.

Land between railway line and, Willesborough Road, Kennington, Kent

Detail submitted pursuant to condition 28 (Contamination Remediation Strategy), 31 (Geo-archaeological Field Evaluation), 49 (Arboricultural Method Statement) of planning permission 19/00025/AS in relation to Block C of the Local Centre only.

Land between railway line and, Willesborough Road, Kennington, Kent

Non-material amendment to planning permission 19/00025/AS for (i) Outline planning permission (all matters reserved except for points of access) for up to 437 dwellings; formal and informal open space incorporating SuDS; and associated services, infrastructure and groundworks; and (ii) full planning permission for the erection of 288 dwellings; the creation of serviced plot of land to facilitate the delivery by Kent County Council of a two-form entry primary school with associated outdoor space and vehicle parking; a new Bowls Centre including a clubhouse of 292 sq m, ancillary buildings and a bowling green; a local centre to provide 280 sq m of A1 (retail), 180 sq m of A1 (retail foodstore) , 100 sqm A3 (café), 75 sq m A5 (takeaway), 190 sq m D2 (gym/fitness studio space), open space incorporating SuDS; vehicle parking; and associated services, structural landscaping, infrastructure and groundworks; to allow changes to Block C and the associated car parking area.

Land between railway line and, Willesborough Road, Kennington, Kent

Details submitted pursuant to condition 54 (Flood Risk Assessment - compensatory storage) for planning permission 19/00025/AS

Land between railway line and, Willesborough Road, Kennington, Kent

Details submitted pursuant to conditions 16 (Footway on eastern side of Willesborough Road), 28 (parts 1, 2, & 3 only) (Remediation Strategy), and 53 (Land Contamination Verification Report - area around TP6 for Asbestos and Phenols) for planning permission 19/00025/AS.

Land between railway line and, Willesborough Road, Kennington

Details submitted pursuant to condition 3 (Highway Mitigation) of planning permission 19/00025/AS

Land between railway line and, Willesborough Road, Kennington, Kent

Details submitted pursuant to conditions 49 (Arboricultural Impact Assessment) of planning permission 19/00025/AS,

Land between railway line and, Willesborough Road, Kennington, Kent

Details submitted pursuant to condition 33 (Construction Environmental Management Plan) of planning permission 19/00025/AS

Land at Orchard Farm Canterbury Road, Kennington, Kent

Details submitted pursuant to condition 12 (Code of construction practice) of Planning Permission 19/00834/AS

Land between railway line and, Willesborough Road, Kennington, Kent

Details submitted pursuant to conditions 32 (crime prevention) & 40 (external lighting) of planning permission 19/00025/AS

Land between railway line and, Willesborough Road, Kennington, Kent

Details submitted pursuant to condition 27 (Highway details) of planning permission 19/00025/AS

Land between railway line and, willesborough road, kennington, kent

Details submitted pursuant to condition 38 (fine details) & 60 (A) (water efficiency calculations) of planning permission 19/00025/AS relating to residential phase only.

Land between railway line and, Willesborough Road, Kennington

Details submitted pursuant to conditions 25 (underground services), 26 (services plan), 30 (levels), 31(i) (geo-archaeological field evaluation works), and 35 (fibre broadband) of planning permission 19/00025/AS in relation to residential phase only.

Land between railway line and, Willesborough Road, Kennington

Details submitted pursuant to condition 27 (Highway details) and condition 30 (Levels) of planning permission 19/00025/AS in relation to the Bowls Club only.

Bybrook Lodge, Canterbury Road, Kennington, Ashford, TN24 9QA

Fell 1 x Sycamore tree suffering with Honey Fungus under the 5 day notification

Ashford Hockey Club, Canterbury Road, Ashford, Kent

Reserved matters application for the approval of appearance, landscaping, layout and scale for the erection of 9no dwellings pursuant to outline planning permission 18/01140/AS.

Mayflower Cottage, Ball Lane, Kennington, TN25 4EB

T1 - Prune limbs away from telephone cable to give 500mm clearance ( Superseded specification: Silver birch tree - Fell to ground level - Tree is leaning and roots exposed. A large branch is also leaning on the phone cable to the address.)

11, Furley Close, Kennington, TN24 9EF

Works to be carried out: G1- Group of 2x Quercus robur (English oak) Rear garden: - Reduce back from building by no more than 3m. - Reduce top edge closest to the building by no more than 3m whilst blending it into the rest of the tree. - Cut back low overhang of the footpath by no more than 2m. - Remove major deadwood. Reasons for works: -To allow more sunlight into the garden and to the solar panels.

The Conningbrook Hotel, 315 Canterbury Road, Kennington, Ashford, TN24 9QR

T66 Oak Tree - 5 metre pollard due to co-dominant stem failure. Decision: Approve with conditions

Vine Hollow, Church Road, Kennington, Ashford, TN24 9DQ

Construction of a single-storey front and rear extension following the demolition of the existing rear extension.

178 Faversham Road, Kennington, Ashford, TN24 9AE

T1 Pussy Willow - Fallen due to strong winds. To be removed.

Walnut Lodge, Ball Lane, Kennington, Ashford, Kent TN25 4EB

Variation of Conditions 2 (approved drawings) and 3 (materials) of PA/2022/2028 for (Proposed single-storey rear extension, loft conversion with inset balconies to the rear and east elevations, and elevational alterations to the existing pool room) to allow for alteration of external material on rear extension, remove rooflight and roof extension, remove replacement of side and rear windows to door on Eastern elevation.

2, Walnut Close, Kennington, Ashford, Kent TN24 9AX

Proposed side extension and loft conversion

226, Faversham Road, Kennington, TN24 9AN

Removal of existing pitched roof and proposed first floor extension

Walnut Lodge, Ball Lane, Kennington, TN25 4EB

Non-material amendment to planning permission PA/2022/2028 (Proposed single-storey rear extension, loft conversion with inset balconies to the rear and east elevations, and elevational alterations to the existing pool room) To alter the material to the rear extension from stone cladding to brick. Replacement of double windows to the rear on the first floor with one single window. Existing roof light removed. Roof extension removed from the scheme. Replacement of side window to door on east elevation removed from scheme. Replacement of rear window to door on rear elevation removed from scheme

27 Hillcrest Close, Kennington, Ashford, TN24 9QT

Proposed front extension.

Land between railway line and, Willesborough Road, Kennington, Kent

Non material amendment to planning permission 19/00025/AS (Hybrid planning application seeking: (i) Outline planning permission (all matters reserved except for points of access) for up to 437 dwellings; formal and informal open space incorporating SuDS; and associated services, infrastructure and groundworks; and (ii) full planning permission for the erection of 288 dwellings; the creation of serviced plot of land to facilitate the delivery by Kent County Council of a two-form entry primary school with associated outdoor space and vehicle parking; a new Bowls Centre including a clubhouse of 292 sq m, ancillary buildings and a bowling green; a local centre to provide 280 sq m of A1 (retail), 180 sq m of A1 (retail foodstore) , 100 sqm A3 (café), 75 sq m A5 (takeaway), 190 sq m D2 (gym/fitness studio space), open space incorporating SuDS; vehicle parking; and associated services, structural landscaping, infrastructure and groundworks) To amend Blocks A, B and C of the Local Centre so as to achieve an alternative arrangement of the commercial and residential spaces. changes made are floor plans (with limited associated changes to the elevations) to show accordingly that the residential accommodation will all be in block C on first and second floor and that the ground floor will be used for the food store and take away. Blocks A and B will just be used for commercial use only.

Ashford Hockey Club, Ball Lane, Kennington, Ashford, Kent, TN25 4EB

Non material amendment to planning permission 21/00206/AS (Reserved matters application in relation to condition 4 i), iv), v) and vii) on outline planning approval 18/01140/AS (Outline application for the erection of 9 dwellings with access from Canterbury Road (with all other matters reserved), and change of use of land from agriculture to provide two football pitches on land at Ball Lane) for the proposed replacement football pitches design, layout, soil structure, drainage and associated operations, landscaping, boundary treatments and external lighting only) to redefine detailed levels of football pitches

1 Kings Meadow, Kennington, Ashford, TN25 4PS

Single storey rear extension

172 Faversham Road, Kennington, Ashford, Kent, TN24 9AE

Description: Remove 4x cedar trees at the front of the house due to excessive height. A holm oak hedge row is well established underneath to replace the cedars we wish to remove.

The Conningbrook Hotel, 315 Canterbury Road, Kennington, Ashford, Kent, TN24 9QR

Description: T14 Aesculus Hippocastanum – horse chestnut: To reduce the crown of the tree by the selective removal of between 3-4 metres, T38 Aesculus Hippocastanum – horse chestnut: To re-reduce the crown of this tree back to previous points/knuckles. Removing approx. 4m of re-growth. T39 Aesculus Hippocastanum – horse chestnut: To re-reduce this crown of this tree back to previous points/knuckles. Removing approx. 4m of re-growth. T42 Aesculus Hippocastanum – horse chestnut: Rigidoporous growing at buttress roots; to reduce the crown of the tree by removing up to 5m from the branch tips, T63 Castanea sativa - sweet chestnut: Rapidly dying tree that offers great habitat; to monolith to a height of 6m AGL. T66 Quercus robur - English oak; Twin co-dominant stems at 0.2m with leaning stem to west. Crown reducing the tree by the selective removal of approx 4-5m of growth from the tips and installing a non-invasive cable brace. T84 Tilia spp. - common lime: Reduce the crown of the tree by the selective removal of between 6-7 metres from the branch tips, T85 Tilia spp. – common lime: Reduce the crown of the tree by the selective removal of between 6-7 metres from the branch tips, T87 Tilia spp. – common lime: Reduce the crown of the tree by the selective removal of between 6-7 metres from the branch tips, T88 Carpinus betulus – hornbeam: Reduce the crown of the tree by the selective removal of between 6-7 metres from the branch tips, T89 Tilia spp. – common lime: Reduce the crown of the tree by the selective removal of between 8-9 metres from the branch tips, T91 Fagus sylvatica – common beech: Reduce the crown of the tree by the selective removal of between 3-4 metres from the branch tips.

1 The Street, Kennington, Ashford, Kent, TN24 9EX

Construction of first floor front extension, alterations and extension to side conservatory.

Downsview, Willesborough Road, Kennington, Ashford, Kent, TN24 9QP

Change of use from Guesthouse (Use Class C1) to Residential Institution (Use Class C2).

170 Faversham Road, Kennington, Ashford, Kent, TN24 9AE

Construction of single storey extension to rear of property and conversion of part of garage into music room

383 Canterbury Road, Kennington, Ashford, Kent, TN25 4DU

Extension to roof to form two storey dwelling; single storey extension to include garage and associated fenestration

Verge between Furley Close and, Faversham Road, Kennington, Kent

Prior notification for proposed 18.0m Phase 8 Monopole C/W wrapround Cabinet at base and associated ancillary works.

Sumach Cottage, Ball Lane, Kennington, Ashford, Kent, TN25 4EB

Discharge condition 2

158 and 160 Faversham Road, Kennington, Ashford, Kent, TN24 9AE

Proposed excavation of sloped area to front restaurants to provide level patio area with sleeper retaining wall with glazing between painted RSJ supports.

Millers Ley, Ulley Road, Kennington, Ashford, Kent, TN24 9HY

Erection of fencing and gate with alterations to existing hedge/fencing

Millers Ley, Ulley Road, Kennington, Ashford, Kent, TN24 9HY

Replacement conservation rooflight

5 Kennington Place, Ashford, Kent, TN24 9HZ

Description: T1 flowering Cherry - crown clean, reduce all around by 1 metre and thin at 20%; T2 Sycamore - crown reduce all round by 2 metres to previous reduction points

5 Osier Field, Kennington, Ashford, TN25 4PL

Description: T1 - Currently 9 metres high to prune back by 3 metres. T2 - Currently 4 metres to prune back shoots by 1.5metres from the top.

46 The Street, Kennington, Ashford, Kent, TN24 9HD

Description: T1 magnolia. To reduce the height down by 2-2.5m in height back to previous pruning points. The tree has reached up and is within the cables above.

14 The Street, Kennington, Ashford, Kent, TN24 9HB

Description: Whitebeam (T6). Fell because is dead. Reduce Height Holm Oak (T15) by 4m leaving finished height 8m. Excessive shading. Fell Plum (part of G1). nearly dead and no amenity value. Re-Pollard Lime tree (T2). Promote young healthy growth and slow down root growth which is lifting tarmac footway in Tritton Fields

174 Faversham Road, Kennington, Ashford, Kent, TN24 9AE

Description: T1 Willow - to re pollard back to previous pollard points.

174 Faversham Road, Kennington, Ashford, Kent, TN24 9AE

Description: Proposal: Crown lift limbs <100mm diameter to 4 metres; Prune back limbs close to conifer by 2m ensuring that they are cut to suitable growth points. (Superseded specification - T1 Silver Birch - to reduce height by up to 3m and the lateral branches by 1-1.5m to crown balance, remove dead branches throughout the canopy.)

46 The Street, Kennington, Ashford, Kent, TN24 9HD

Description: T1 Willow - re pollard back to previous pollard points; G1 Fruit trees x 2 - to reduce by up to 2m in height.

Stubbs Restaurant and Hotel, 379 Canterbury Road, Kennington, Ashford, Kent, TN25 4DU

Description: Two large oak trees, prune to remove dead and weak branches along with a general reduction in the size of the crowns is proposed. The pruning will be specified as 30% with reductions in height and branch length. The proposed height after reduction will be 20 metres. The proposed branch length after reduction of the larger forked trees will be NESW 6 metres. The proposed branch length after reduction of the single stemmed tree will be NESW 5 metres. The reasons for the works are twofold: The major development at the adjacent building will lead to a significant increase in the usage of the site & the new patio, particularly under the two oak trees. The fork in the larger of the two trees shows a degree of 'elephant's ears' in that it is putting on wood either side of the fork, suggesting the tree is attempting to strength the join at the fork due to slightly more than normal movement. The proposed pruning is therefore a precautionary measure, bearing in mind that the trees are unlikely to get any further attention for a few more years.