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The council has applied Article 4 Directions to dwellings within the following Conservation Areas:
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Conservation Area
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Dwellings
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Upnor
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Admiralty Terrace: 1-16 consecutive
Admiralty Road: 22-24 (evens); 1, 3 and 4 Admiralty Cottages
Barrack Hill: Waterside Cottage, Elizabeth Cottage, Medway View
High Street: 4, 6, 8, 10, 20, 22 (evens); 1, 5, 7, 8,11, 13, 15, 23 (odds)
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Brompton
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Mill Road, Gillingham: 9-61 (inclusive)
Saunders Street, Gillingham: 35-125 (odds); 98-142 (evens); 154-164 (evens)
St Georges Road, Gillingham: 2-52 (evens)
Trinity Road, Gillingham: 1-23 (odds)
Marlborough Road, Gillingham: 97 - 119 (odds); 145-175 (odds)
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Gillingham Park
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All residential dwelling houses
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Maidstone Road, Chatham
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Maidstone Road, Chatham: 29-79 (odds); 90-132 (evens)
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New Road, Chatham
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Britannic House: flats 1-2
Kingsway House: flats A-G
New Road: 40, 42, 48, 50, 56, 62, 62a, 64, 64a, 64b, 66, 68 (evens)
New Road: 5, 7, 9-13, 15, (15a The Paddock - rear of property only), 17, 17a, 19
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New Road, Rochester,
Star Hill,
Star Hill - Sun Pier
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High Street, Rochester: 200-392 (evens); 209-379 (odds)
Orange Terrace: all residential dwelling houses
Hammond Hill, Chatham: all residential dwelling houses
Gundolph Road, Rochester: all residential dwelling houses
New Road, Rochester: all residential dwelling houses
St Bartholomews Terrace, Rochester: all residential dwelling houses
Bourne Court: all residential dwelling houses
Nags Head Lane: 2, 10, 12
Delce Road, Rochester: 4
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Watts Avenue/Roebuck Road
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Watts Avenue, Rochester: all residential dwelling houses
Roebuck Road, Rochester: all residential dwelling houses
King Edward Road, Rochester: all residential dwelling houses
St Margaret's Street, Rochester: 33-83 (odds); 76-92 (evens)
Maidstone Road, Rochester: 22-54 (evens); 37-199 (odds)
Ridley Road, Rochester: 1a
Lockington Grove, Rochester: Grove Cottage
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Upper Bush, Cuxton, Rochester
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Beeches View, The Cottage, The Old Bakery
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In these areas planning permission is required for even quite small changes to properties. In addition to the major changes that normally require planning permission (for example extending your house) the following minor alterations to the facades of houses which face highways or public footpaths now require an application for planning permission:
- replacing windows and doors;
- altering roofs (including roof coverings and chimneys);
- building a porch;
- adding or removing cladding (such as timber or stone) from the walls of houses;
- laying or replacing driveways or paths;
- installing satellite dishes;
- erecting, altering or removing boundary gates, fences, or walls;
- painting, rendering or pebble dashing the walls of a building (excluding the painting of joinery).
Please note, this list is only a summary of the alterations that need planning permission.
Other buildings such as flats, shops or offices have fairly strict planning rules. In general, planning permission is needed for minor changes to buildings in all conservation areas. Check with the Design and Conservation Section at the council. Detailed advice on the type of work requiring planning permission can be obtained from the address below.
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