A single-storey rear extension is proposed at 32 Harold Avenue in Gillingham, following the demolition of an existing conservatory and a separate timber-framed rear extension.

Retrospective application for the removal of existing turnstiles and their relocation inside a vacant building.

The proposal involves converting a six bedroom house into a six person house in multiple occupation. It also includes a loft conversion featuring a rear dormer, a rear rooflight, and three front rooflights.

The proposal entails constructing a single storey rear extension following the demolition of the existing rear projection.

Details submitted to discharge multiple planning conditions concerning contamination, construction management, noise, materials, cycle storage, parking, waste management and climate change following permission for residential conversion works.

Proposals involve replacing the existing PVC windows with new PVC units throughout the property.

Proposals involve the construction of a loft conversion incorporating a side dormer and side roof lights.

Proposals involve the construction of a single storey side and rear extension, alongside the demolition of the existing garage and conservatory.

This application proposes the construction of a single storey extension at the rear.