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Weekly List of Applications Validated by the Authority Peak District National Park Authority Aldern House, Baslow Road, Bakewell, Derbyshire, DE45 1AE Telephone number : 01629 816200 WEEKLY LIST OF APPLICATIONS VALIDATED BY THE AUTHORITY Applications validated between 18/12/2019 - 24/12/2019 Application Number: Name & Address: Agent Name P Number: Location: & Address: Proposal: Parish: Appl. type: Grid Ref.: Case Worker: NP/DDD/1219/1315 Mr Ben Mosley Bagshaws FULL 411583 ALN P 1323 370025 Land off Church Lane Vine House Church Lane Church Street Constraints Chelmorton Ashbourne Ranger Area - DE6 1AE Landscape Character Type - Landscape Character Type - HBSMR SHINE - FCE Landholding - FCE Landholding - FCE Landholding - FCE Landholding - Conservation Area - DESCRIPTION Erection of agricultural building for lambing, livestock shelter and storage of fodder. PARISH Chelmorton View Documents NP/DDD/1219/1324 Mrs Grafton Richard Mundy Building FULL 417840 AAJK P 4403 Design Ltd 377776 Willow Croft Travel House Dirty Lane Buxton Road Constraints Great Hucklow BAKEWELL Ranger Area - Derbyshire Neighbourhood Planning Area - DE45 1BZ Landscape Character Type - HBSMR MON - Ecology Protected Speies - 2 Conservation Area - Airfield Safeguarding - Airfield Safeguarding - Airfield Safeguarding - Ranger Area - Neighbourhood Planning Area - Landscape Character Type - HBSMR MON - Ecology Protected Speies - 2 Conservation Area - Airfield Safeguarding - Airfield Safeguarding - Airfield Safeguarding - DESCRIPTION Single storey rear lean-to extension. PARISH Great Hucklow View Documents WEEKLY LIST OF APPLICATIONS VALIDATED BY THE AUTHORITY Applications validated between 18/12/2019 - 24/12/2019 Application Number: Name & Address: Agent Name P Number: Location: & Address: Proposal: Parish: Appl. type: Grid Ref.: Case Worker: NP/DDD/1219/1296 Mr Asa Cooper Ibis Design FULL 423685 AATS P 8158 359977 Land Adjacent The Old Barn Islington Lane Town End Constraints Winster Taddington Ranger Area - BUXTON Landscape Character Type - Derbyshire HBSMR MON - SK17 9UF HBSMR MON - FCE Landholding - DESCRIPTION Change of use of land to domestic, with conversion of single storey barn to dwelling and refurbishment of single storey outbuilding. PARISH Winster View Documents NP/DDD/1219/1321 Mr Richard Brooks Mr Martin Pearce FULL 423952 AATS P 911 362193 Hollyhurst Holly House Main Street Main Road Constraints Birchover Stanton In Peak Ranger Area - Landscape Character Type - Ecology Protected Speies - 1 Conservation Area - DESCRIPTION Replacement of an existing ruined stone building and prefabricated 1970s garage with a new garage in keeping with the surrounding buildings. PARISH Birchover View Documents NP/DDD/1219/1323 Mrs Deborah Henley Richard Mundy Building LBA 420002 AATS P 1323 Design Ltd 371786 Laburnam House Travel House Main Street Buxton Road Constraints Great Longstone BAKEWELL Ranger Area - Derbyshire Landscape Character Type - DE45 1BZ Listed Building - Ecology Protected Speies - 2 Conservation Area - DESCRIPTION Listed building consent - Internal alterations to the existing kitchen fireplace PARISH Great Longstone View Documents NP/DDD/1219/1274 Mr & Mrs Michael and Diane LBA 424743 CW P 6187 McDonald 378923 Padley Manor Farm Unnamed Road From Constraints Station Road Westwards Ranger Area - To Track Leading To Landscape Character Type - A6187 Listed Building - Upper Padley FCE Landholding - Grindleford Ecology Protected Speies - 7 Ecology Protected Speies - 5 Ecology Protected Speies - 1 Conservation Area - Airfield Safeguarding - Airfield Safeguarding - Airfield Safeguarding - DESCRIPTION Listed Building consent - Replacement of existing boiler with new boiler and a new flue system and associated works. PARISH Grindleford View Documents WEEKLY LIST OF APPLICATIONS VALIDATED BY THE AUTHORITY Applications validated between 18/12/2019 - 24/12/2019 Application Number: Name & Address: Agent Name P Number: Location: & Address: Proposal: Parish: Appl. type: Grid Ref.: Case Worker: NP/DDD/1219/1319 Mr and Mrs Mottram Peak Architects FULL 425560 JF P 4289 372657 Eastgate Underedge School Lane Back Lane Constraints Baslow Hathersage Ranger Area - Hope Valley Landscape Character Type - Derbyshire Ecology Protected Speies - 7 S32 1AR Ecology Protected Speies - 5 Ecology Protected Speies - 1 Conservation Area - Coal Authority - DESCRIPTION Demolition of the existing house and replacement with a new family home and associated works. PARISH Baslow & Bubnell View Documents NP/DDD/1219/1318 Mr & Mrs James Smith Nick Marriott Architecture FULL 416451 JK P 905 375125 The Lee NMA Studio Post Office Row 78 Moorhall Constraints Litton BAKEWELL Ranger Area - Derbyshire Landscape Character Type - DE45 1FP HBSMR SHINE - Ecology Protected Speies - 1 Conservation Area - Airfield Safeguarding - Airfield Safeguarding - Airfield Safeguarding - DESCRIPTION Proposed 2 storey rear extension and associated works PARISH Litton View Documents.
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