BFR104
Provenance
5 results
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| Fact | Field | Value | Latest Entry Date | |
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| 3e36d89399bcc7d0038995f3edb19c6fcdb61ca7a801526e31a95d9e69b0d577 | notes | Outline planning permission for the demolition of buildings and development of a mixed-use development comprising a business area (Use Classes B1 and B2 with ancillary energetic material testing) of up to 27,000 sq m GEA, 450 residential units, a hotel of up to 80 beds, a village centre (Use Classes A1-A3, B1a, D1 and D2), use of the Fort Area and bunkers as an historic interpretation centre (Use Class D1) with ancillary workshop space, and works associated with the development including roads, landscaping, security fencing, formal and informal open space, pedestrian, cyclist and public transport infrastructure, utilities infrastructure, sustainable urban drainage system, cycle and car parking (with all matters reserved); and detailed approval for two access points at Otford Lane/Crow Drive (primary) and Star Hill (secondary). | 2017-12-01 | |
| 91463ffed97fa0a01809503d0cf8db299a01419e875caf8a34cbfbaa87194da1 | notes | SE/15/00628/OUT Emerging Local Plan Ref ST2-57 - Site has outline planning permission for 450 residential dwellings and 27,000m2 business floorspace. The additional housing units must form part of a comprehensive redevelopment of the site to include replacement employment provision. This should be of an equivalent scale and skill level to that when the site was fully operational to ensure the District’s economy remains dynamic. Any additional development proposed must conserve and enhance the AONB. Any additional development proposed will be required to be of high quality design and careful layout, provide a buffer to protect the ancient woodland, and protect priority habitats. Landscaping and planting should be integrated into the development and will be required to provide a buffer and defensible boundary in order to blend the development into the countryside in a natural and sensitive way. Respect and respond sensitively to the existing features within the site that are positive and that make the site unique. Fort Halstead, a designated Scheduled Monument and of historic military significance, should be protected, enhanced and better presented in any development proposal. Improve the provision and connectivity of green infrastructure including improvements to the Public Right of Way network. Multiple access points will be required to serve the development. Any scheme will need to be supported by a transport assessment, setting out any required mitigation measures, safe access for all and focusing on sustainable transport solutions. If one element of the site is available for redevelopment in advance of the other, the development should be designed in such a way so as not to preclude the future integration of development, or the operation of the existing functions. | 2024-12-31 | |
| b21e0fd7c73902934018438b16d7d9650186c30edc597b3593121bf954324381 | notes | SE/15/00628/OUT ST2-57 Scheduled Ancient Monument on site. Site has outline planning permission for 450 residential units, 27,000m2 of employment floorspace, an 80 bed hotel and a village centre. | 2019-12-01 | |
| bb36d7f3c2b8ba683a2be5fdb332372d18858fcd3d135c2d0940d99120e3968b | notes | Outline planning permission for the demolition of buildings and development of a mixed-use development comprising a business area (Use Classes B1 and B2 with ancillary energetic material testing) of up to 27,000 sq m GEA, 450 residential units, a hotel of | 2017-12-01 | |
| bc990d596bf5c9debe55559fb5be507167d681ccb6127807c12dfce98d5e93b4 | notes | SE/15/00628/OUT Emerging Local Plan Ref ST2-57 - Site has outline planning permission for 450 residential dwellings and 27,000m2 business floorspace. The additional housing units must form part of a comprehensive redevelopment of the site to include replacement employment provision. This should be of an equivalent scale and skill level to that when the site was fully operational to ensure the District?s economy remains dynamic. Any additional development proposed must conserve and enhance the AONB. Any additional development proposed will be required to be of high quality design and careful layout, provide a buffer to protect the ancient woodland, and protect priority habitats. Landscaping and planting should be integrated into the development and will be required to provide a buffer and defensible boundary in order to blend the development into the countryside in a natural and sensitive way. Respect and respond sensitively to the existing features within the site that are positive and that make the site unique. Fort Halstead, a designated Scheduled Monument and of historic military significance, should be protected, enhanced and better presented in any development proposal. Improve the provision and connectivity of green infrastructure including improvements to the Public Right of Way network. Multiple access points will be required to serve the development. Any scheme will need to be supported by a transport assessment, setting out any required mitigation measures, safe access for all and focusing on sustainable transport solutions. If one element of the site is available for redevelopment in advance of the other, the development should be designed in such a way so as not to preclude the future integration of development, or the operation of the existing functions. | 2019-12-18 |