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Moncrieff Gardens, HYTHE, CT21 6FJ

Planning permission has been approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y10/0898/SH for “alterations and improvements to hotel, including new golf clubhouse, residential development of 75 units, with new access, parking, open space and landscaping – proposed details of the affordable housing mix and further variation of the S106 agreement relating to on and off-site affordable housing". The hotel mentioned in the text is the Hotel Imperial, Princes Parade.

Towards the Imperial Green phase 2 http://www.imperialgreen.co.uk/ building site in the distance. Planning permission was approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y10/0898/SH as “alterations and improvements to hotel, including new golf clubhouse, residential development of 75 units, with new access, parking, open space and landscaping – proposed details of the affordable housing mix and further variation of the S106 agreement relating to on and off-site affordable housing". The hotel mentioned in the text is the Hotel Imperial, part of which is seen in this view.

Compared with Image, kerbstones and pavements have been added to either site of the entrance. Planning permission has been approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y10/0898/SH for “alterations and improvements to hotel, including new golf clubhouse, residential development of 75 units, with new access, parking, open space and landscaping – proposed details of the affordable housing mix and further variation of the S106 agreement relating to on and off-site affordable housing". The hotel mentioned in the text is the Hotel Imperial, Princes Parade.

Planning permission has been approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y10/0898/SH for “alterations and improvements to hotel, including new golf clubhouse, residential development of 75 units, with new access, parking, open space and landscaping – proposed details of the affordable housing mix and further variation of the S106 agreement relating to on and off-site affordable housing". The hotel mentioned in the text is the Hotel Imperial, Princes Parade.

A road leading off Twiss Road to a new housing development called Imperial Green http://www.imperialgreen.co.uk/ Planning permission was approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y10/0898/SH as “alterations and improvements to hotel, including new golf clubhouse, residential development of 75 units, with new access, parking, open space and landscaping – proposed details of the affordable housing mix and further variation of the S106 agreement relating to on and off-site affordable housing". The hotel mentioned in the text is the Hotel Imperial, part of which may be seen in this view when Image

Planning permission has been approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y10/0898/SH for “alterations and improvements to hotel, including new golf clubhouse, residential development of 75 units, with new access, parking, open space and landscaping – proposed details of the affordable housing mix and further variation of the S106 agreement relating to on and off-site affordable housing". The hotel mentioned in the text is the Hotel Imperial, Princes Parade.

To where new houses are being erected on a site described as Imperial Green - Phase 2. Planning permission has been approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y10/0898/SH for “alterations and improvements to hotel, including new golf clubhouse, residential development of 75 units, with new access, parking, open space and landscaping – proposed details of the affordable housing mix and further variation of the S106 agreement relating to on and off-site affordable housing". The hotel mentioned in the text is the Hotel Imperial, Princes Parade. Image shows a similar view taken almost five months before.

The view of Image, in June 2017, shows two flagpoles displaying information about a new housing development called Imperial Green and the silver birches in leaf.

This is situated opposite Cobay Close and has been erected in conjunction with the Image

To where new houses are being erected on a site described as Imperial Green - Phase 2. Planning permission has been approved, with conditions, by Folkestone and Hythe District Council under application number Y10/0898/SH for “alterations and improvements to hotel, including new golf clubhouse, residential development of 75 units, with new access, parking, open space and landscaping – proposed details of the affordable housing mix and further variation of the S106 agreement relating to on and off-site affordable housing". The hotel mentioned in the text is the Hotel Imperial, Princes Parade.