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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 30/12/2020 - 05/01/2021 Application Number: Name & Address: Agent Name P Number: Location: & Address: Proposal: type: Worker: Parish: Ref.: Appl. Grid Case NP/HPK/0121/0010 Mr Fife High Peak Architects FULL 401552 ADM P 11658 377889 Near Fernilee Reservoir Wharf House Fernilee Wharf Road Constraints SK23 7HB Whaley Bridge Ranger Area - High Peak Landscape Character Type - Derbyshire HBSMR MON - SK23 7AA Gas Pipeline - FCE Landholding - FCE Landholding - Coal Authority - Coal Authority - DESCRIPTION Conversion of existing building to residential use. PARISH Hartington Upper Quarter View Documents NP/DDD/1220/1210 Mrs Corrynne Osborne Planning & Design Practice FULL 424093 ALN P 5843 LTD 362200 Plot 2 Woburn House Barton Hill Second Floor Suite 3 Constraints Birchover Vernon Gate Ranger Area - Derby Landscape Character Type - DE1 1UL FCE Landholding - DESCRIPTION Proposed single storey rear extension to existing dwelling to form a new conservatory . PARISH Birchover View Documents NP/SM/0121/0006 Mr & Mrs Martin & Charlotte Hall FULL 410730 AATS P 5068 362930 Ferny Knowl Deep Lane Constraints Sheen Ranger Area - Landscape Character Type - FCE Landholding - DESCRIPTION Proposed erection of agricultural building. PARISH Sheen View Documents WEEKLY LIST OF APPLICATIONS VALIDATED BY THE AUTHORITY Applications validated between 30/12/2020 - 05/01/2021 Application Number: Name & Address: Agent Name P Number: Location: & Address: Proposal: Parish: Appl. type: Grid Ref.: Case Worker: NP/HPK/0121/0014 Mrs Jenny Humphries Richard Mundy Building FULL 415424 DH P 10820 Design Ltd 383332 Beech Wood Travel House How Lane Buxton Road Constraints Castleton BAKEWELL Ranger Area - Derbyshire Landscape Character Type - DE45 1BZ Airfield Safeguarding - Airfield Safeguarding - Airfield Safeguarding - DESCRIPTION Home office/garden room PARISH Castleton View Documents NP/S/1220/1208 Mr Paul Jennings Time Architects FULL 423629 DH P 2572 388173 2-3 Moscar Cross 226 - 228 Holme Lane Cottages, Sheffield Constraints Manchester Road S6 4JZ Ranger Area - Crosspool Landscape Character Type - Sheffield FCE Landholding - Coal Authority - Coal Authority - DESCRIPTION New double storey garage with office over side extension to existing 2 storey house PARISH Bradfield View Documents NP/DDD/1220/1211 National Trust National Trust FULL 424302 EG P 4722 380221 Greenwood Farm Hardwick Consultancy Sheffield Road Office Hathersage The Croft Doe Lea S44 5QJ DESCRIPTION Change of use of barns to create 2no. holiday cottages with associated works to buildings; minor alterations to listed farmhouse to enable its use as a holiday cottage; associated works to access. PARISH Hathersage View Documents NP/DDD/1220/1212 National Trust National Trust LBA 424302 EG P 4722 380221 Greenwood Farm Hardwick Consultancy Sheffield Road Office Hathersage The Croft Doe Lea S44 5QJ DESCRIPTION Listed Building consent - Change of use of barns to create 2no. holiday cottages with associated works to buildings; minor alterations to listed farmhouse to enable its use as a holiday cottage; associated works to access. PARISH Hathersage View Documents WEEKLY LIST OF APPLICATIONS VALIDATED BY THE AUTHORITY Applications validated between 30/12/2020 - 05/01/2021 Application Number: Name & Address: Agent Name P Number: Location: & Address: Proposal: Parish: Appl. type: Grid Ref.: Case Worker: NP/DDD/1220/1219 Mr J Edmans David Sutherland Architects FULL 416612 EG P 734 375143 The Homestead 2 Curzon Terrace Mires Lane Litton Mill Constraints Litton BUXTON Ranger Area - Derbyshire Landscape Character Type - SK17 8SR HBSMR SHINE - FCE Landholding - Conservation Area - Airfield Safeguarding - Airfield Safeguarding - Airfield Safeguarding - DESCRIPTION Demolition of existing 2 storey extension to rear of dwelling and replacement with new 2 storey extension . PARISH Litton View Documents NP/HPK/1120/1096 Mr Cantor Magnus Architecture Ltd FULL 405231 EG P 10924 387711 Booth Farm Blackthorn House Kinder Road Skull House Lane Constraints Hayfield Appley Bridge Ranger Area - WN6 9DB Landscape Character Type - Listed Building - Listed Building - DESCRIPTION Proposed single storey rear extension PARISH Hayfield View Documents NP/HPK/1220/1231 Keith and Jenny Silva FULL 412864 EG P 8278 385892 Wagtail Cottage Middle Ollerbrook House Constraints Unnamed Road From Ranger Area - Hope Road To Cotefield Landscape Character Type - Ollerbrook HBSMR MON - Edale FCE Landholding - FCE Landholding - Conservation Area - DESCRIPTION Creation of a two storey stone, cross gabled extension to Wagtail cottage. PARISH Edale View Documents WEEKLY LIST OF APPLICATIONS VALIDATED BY THE AUTHORITY Applications validated between 30/12/2020 - 05/01/2021 Application Number: Name & Address: Agent Name P Number: Location: & Address: Proposal: Parish: Appl. type: Grid Ref.: Case Worker: NP/DDD/1220/1215 Mr Chris Nixon Ovo Spaces FULL 424990 JK P 1706 + 7554 378314 Cayley Lodge Terminal Warehouse 1, Maynard Road Wharf Street, Constraints Grindleford Victoria Quays Ranger Area - Sheffield Landscape Character Type - S2 5SY Coal Authority - Airfield Safeguarding - Airfield Safeguarding - Airfield Safeguarding - Airfield Safeguarding - DESCRIPTION Ground floor extension to the rear of the property leading down to create a lower ground level storey built in to the existing sloping garden, which will also perform as a ground floor terrace area. PARISH Grindleford View Documents NP/NED/1220/1213 Mr & Mrs Hession Green 2k Design FULL 430294 JK P 4042 372442 Edge Croft First Floor Unnamed Section Of 1-5 Thomas Henry House Constraints B6050 Church Street Ranger Area - Hare Edge Ripley Landscape Character Type - Eastmoor Derbyshire Coal Authority - DE5 3BU Coal Authority - DESCRIPTION Construction of proposed sun room & front porch along with associated internal and external alterations. PARISH Brampton View Documents WEEKLY LIST OF APPLICATIONS VALIDATED BY THE AUTHORITY Applications validated between 30/12/2020 - 05/01/2021 Application Number: Name & Address: Agent Name P Number: Location: & Address: Proposal: Parish: Appl. type: Grid Ref.: Case Worker: NP/NMA/0121/0003 Sir Andrew Walker-Okeover Daniel Wright Architectural NMA 415152 LB P 5816 Design 349716 Dove Cottage 7 Lower Pingle Road Church Lane Ashbourne Constraints Thorpe DE6 1TE Ranger Area - Public Right of Way - Landscape Character Type - Landscape Character Type - EA Floodzone 3 - EA Floodzone 2 - FCE Landholding - Ecology Protected Speies - 6 Ecology Protected Speies - 1 Ranger Area - Public Right of Way - Landscape Character Type - Landscape Character Type - EA Floodzone 3 - EA Floodzone 2 - FCE Landholding - Ecology Protected Speies - 6 Ecology Protected Speies - 1 Ranger Area - Public Right of Way - Landscape Character Type - Landscape Character Type - EA Floodzone 3 - EA Floodzone 2 - FCE Landholding - Ecology Protected Speies - 6 Ecology Protected Speies - 1 DESCRIPTION Non Material Amendment on NP/DDD/0820/0739 PARISH Thorpe View Documents NP/DDD/0121/0007 Mrs Josie Carter Paul Boon FULL 421640 SC P 6737 367920 1 Burton Edge 15 Ashcroft Drive Bakewell Old Whittington Constraints Chesterfield Ranger Area - S41 9PA Neighbourhood Planning Area - Landscape Character Type - Ecology Protected Speies - 2 Ecology Protected Speies - 1 DESCRIPTION Proposed erection of single storey side extension. PARISH Bakewell View Documents WEEKLY LIST OF APPLICATIONS VALIDATED BY THE AUTHORITY Applications validated between 30/12/2020 - 05/01/2021 Application Number: Name & Address: Agent Name P Number: Location: & Address: Proposal: Parish: Appl. type: Grid Ref.: Case Worker: NP/DDD/0121/0013 Mrs Gill Chapman Richard Mundy Building FULL 411292 TM P 1135 Design Ltd 370100 The Green (Chapman) Travel House Main Street Buxton Road Constraints Chelmorton BAKEWELL Ranger Area - Derbyshire Landscape Character Type - DE45 1BZ FCE Landholding - Conservation Area - DESCRIPTION New roof and build up walls in Limestone on existing store. PARISH Chelmorton View Documents.
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