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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 30/05/2012 - 13/06/2012 Application Number: Name & Address: Agent Name P Number: Location: & Address: Proposal: Parish: Appl. type: Grid Ref.: Case Worker: NP/DDD/0512/0495 Mr & Mrs Mike and Helena Stubbs Channel Design Ltd LBD 416621 ADM P 2013 352581 Sharplow Farm 5 The Channel Newton Grange Ashbourne Constraints Derbyshire Plotfile Boundaries - 2013 DE6 1FB Listed Buildings Merged - Listed Buildings Merged - Domestic: Farmhouse FCE Landholdings - FCE 1026 DESCRIPTION Listed Building consent - The proposals are for internal alterations and change of use to form a holiday let in an existing disused part of the farmhouse. Part of the works involve the creation of a new single storey extension to the rear and the replacement of an external WC with a porch to provide access to the holiday let. PARISH Tissington View Documents NP/DDD/0612/0561 Mrs L Jones Peter Knowles FULL 417356 ADM P 11612 368802 Town End Cottage Garden House Sheldon Fountain Square Constraints Youlgrave Sites and Monuments Records - BAKEWELL Plotfile Boundaries - 11612 Derbyshire Conservation Areas - Sheldon DE45 1UR DESCRIPTION Change of use of 2 disused cottages to 1 dwelling and demolition of rear lean to and new rear extension PARISH Sheldon View Documents NP/SM/0612/0568 Mr & Mrs H Grindey DBD Consultants FULL 405675 ADM P 3250 366670 Moor Top Farm 30 Russell Street Hollinsclough Leek Constraints Staffordshire Plotfile Boundaries - 3250 ST13 5JF Listed Buildings Merged - Agricultural: Barn Listed Buildings Merged - Domestic: Farmhouse FCE Landholdings - FCE 1571 DESCRIPTION Demolition of storm damaged brick and blockwork structures forming a group of agricultural buildings and replacement agricultural building PARISH Hollinsclough View Documents WEEKLY LIST OF APPLICATIONS VALIDATED BY THE AUTHORITY Applications validated between 30/05/2012 - 13/06/2012 Application Number: Name & Address: Agent Name P Number: Location: & Address: Proposal: Parish: Appl. type: Grid Ref.: Case Worker: NP/SM/0612/0569 Mr & Mrs H Grindey DBD Consultants LBD 405675 ADM P 3250 366670 Moor Top Farm 30 Russell Street Hollinsclough Leek Constraints Staffordshire Plotfile Boundaries - 3250 ST13 5JF Listed Buildings Merged - Agricultural: Barn Listed Buildings Merged - Domestic: Farmhouse FCE Landholdings - FCE 1571 DESCRIPTION Demolition of storm damaged brick and blockwork structures forming a group of agricultural buildings PARISH Hollinsclough View Documents NP/DDD/0512/0484 Chatsworth Estates White Design FULL 426940 ALN P 1403 368417 Beeley Hilltop Farm The White House, Beeley 24a St Andrews Road Constraints Sheffield SSSI Buffer 250m - EASTERN PEAK DISTRICT MOORS S11 9AL Plotfile Boundaries - 1403 Listed Buildings Merged - Domestic: House SSSI Buffer 250m - EASTERN PEAK DISTRICT MOORS Plotfile Boundaries - 1403 Listed Buildings Merged - Domestic: House DESCRIPTION Change of Use from C3 to C1. PARISH Beeley View Documents NP/DDD/0512/0523 Dr Andrew Isaac FULL 420342 ALN P 3374 366412 Yew Tree Cottage Over Haddon Constraints SSSI Buffer 250m - LATHKILL DALE Sites and Monuments Records - Public Rights of Way - NCR Plotfile Boundaries - 3374 Listed Buildings Merged - Utility: Utility Listed Buildings Merged - Religious: Church Listed Buildings Merged - Ancillary: Outbuilding Conservation Areas - Over Haddon DESCRIPTION Change of use of existing front yard to allow sale of refreshments including siting of freezer for pre-wrapped ice-creams. PARISH Over Haddon View Documents NP/DDD/0612/0566 Mr M Redfern PME FULL 413284 ALN P 11135 368791 Main Road Townend Flagg Waterfall Lane Constraints Waterfall Plotfile Boundaries - 11135 Waterhouses Plotfile Boundaries - 497 Staffordshire FCE Landholdings - FCE 775 Stoke on Trent Electricity Lines - 1286 ST103HZ Electricity Lines - Electricity Lines - 1310 Electricity Lines - Electricity Lines - 7611 DESCRIPTION Erection of Office & Reception Building PARISH Flagg View Documents WEEKLY LIST OF APPLICATIONS VALIDATED BY THE AUTHORITY Applications validated between 30/05/2012 - 13/06/2012 Application Number: Name & Address: Agent Name P Number: Location: & Address: Proposal: Parish: Appl. type: Grid Ref.: Case Worker: NP/DDD/0612/0560 Litton Properties Limited Nathaniel Lichfield and S73 421209 CAF P 4822 Partners 369013 Building K 14 Regents Wharf Riverside Business Park All Saints Street Constraints Buxton Road London Sites and Monuments Records - Bakewell N1 9RL Scheduled Ancient Monument - 50m Buffer Plotfile Boundaries - 4822 Key Ecological Area - Flood Risk Area Zone 3 - Flood Risk Area Zone 2 - DESCRIPTION Section 73 to vary conditions 2 & 7 on NP/DDD/0205/0121 PARISH Bakewell View Documents NP/DDD/0612/0591 Miss Marion Andrews FULL 420133 CAF P 4931 371500 6 The Meadows Grisedale Road Constraints Great Longstone Plotfile Boundaries - 4931 Bakewell DE451TP DESCRIPTION Small extension to rear of property, on existng patio, single-storey, with lean-to style roof. PARISH Great Longstone View Documents NP/NMA/0612/0594 Mr Martin Wigglesworth Simon Gedye NMA 407171 CAF P 3343 356620 Brook House Studio Gedye Butterton The Studio Constraints Leek 2 Roslyn Road Plotfile Boundaries - 3343 Staffordshire Hathersage Conservation Areas - Butterton ST13 7TD Hope Valley Plotfile Boundaries - 3343 Derbyshire Conservation Areas - Butterton S32 1BY DESCRIPTION Non-material amendment on NP/SM/1111/1194 PARISH Butterton View Documents NP/SM/0512/0463 Mr Brian Morley Peter Wigglesworth S73 410931 CAF P 4061 Planning Ltd 355359 The Hayloft 7 Hawleys Close Ye Olde Royal Oak Matlock Constraints Wetton Derbyshire Sites and Monuments Records - DE4 5LY Plotfile Boundaries - 4061 Plotfile Boundaries - 10850 Listed Buildings Merged - Domestic: House Listed Buildings Merged - Religious: Church Listed Buildings Merged - Listed Buildings Merged - Domestic: Cottage Conservation Areas - Wetton DESCRIPTION Delete Condition 3 attached to NP/SM/0309/0235 to create Open Market Dwelling PARISH Wetton View Documents WEEKLY LIST OF APPLICATIONS VALIDATED BY THE AUTHORITY Applications validated between 30/05/2012 - 13/06/2012 Application Number: Name & Address: Agent Name P Number: Location: & Address: Proposal: Parish: Appl. type: Grid Ref.: Case Worker: NP/CEC/0612/0580 Mr Simon Sykes Plans and Solutions LDC 395670 JLB P 703 P 377951 Billinge Side Farm 7 Hilton Court Blaze Hill Hilton Street Constraints Rainow Stockport Plotfile Boundaries - 703 Cheshire FCE Landholdings - FCE 1327 SK3 0DE Electricity Lines - 11561 DESCRIPTION Lawful Development Certificate - Single storey rear extension PARISH Rainow View Documents NP/DDD/0512/0500 Mrs Gillian Clare Rodgers Mrs G C Rodgers FULL 423309 KW P 8840 381495 4 Birley View Owl Barn Crossland Road Oxton Rakes Hall Farm Constraints Hathersage Grange Lane Plotfile Boundaries - 8840 Barlow Dronfield S18 7SE DESCRIPTION Relaxation of local occupancy condition PARISH Hathersage View Documents NP/S/0512/0514 Mr Paul Morrison Aedas Building FULL 427617 KW P 3015 Consultancy Ltd 393313 Lumb Lane Norwich Union House Bradfield High Street Constraints Huddersfield TPO Areas - West Yorkshire Plotfile Boundaries - 6930 HD1 2LF Plotfile Boundaries - 3015 DESCRIPTION Refurbishment of dilapidated field station including refurbishment of existing building envelope. PARISH Bradfield View Documents NP/S/0512/0525 Mr David Fryatt FULL 427170 KW P 4029 388633 Loadbrook Barn Loadbrook Constraints Stannington Plotfile Boundaries - 4029 FCE Landholdings - FCE 1701 DESCRIPTION Proposed use of existing house in part as holiday cottage let, option to maintain full use as a family home as is at the moment PARISH Bradfield View Documents NP/DDD/0412/0351 Henry Wilton Richard Mundy Building FULL 413049 LF P 11136 Design Ltd 370058 Bosley Fields Travel House Flagg Buxton Road Constraints Buxton BAKEWELL Plotfile Boundaries - 11136 Derbyshire FCE Landholdings - FCE 1185 DE45 1BZ DESCRIPTION Extension to existing agricultural building PARISH Taddington & Priestcliffe View Documents WEEKLY LIST OF APPLICATIONS VALIDATED BY THE AUTHORITY Applications validated between 30/05/2012 - 13/06/2012 Application Number: Name & Address: Agent Name P Number: Location: & Address: Proposal: Parish: Appl. type: Grid Ref.: Case Worker: NP/DDD/0512/0532 Mr Ross Nelson FULL 421725 LF P 5903C 368020 31 Park Road Bakewell Constraints Plotfile Boundaries - 5903C DESCRIPTION Building a lean to made out of glass and wood PARISH Bakewell View Documents NP/DDD/0612/0602 Mrs T Kelsey Ward Design FULL 424339 LF P 3373 364034 The Stables 93 Moorhall Birchover Road Bakewell Constraints Stanton-In-The-Peak Derbyshire Plotfile Boundaries - 4637 Matlock DE451FP Plotfile Boundaries - 3373 DE4 2LR Listed Buildings Merged - Ancillary: Wall Listed Buildings Merged - Religious: Chapel Conservation Areas - Stanton in Peak DESCRIPTION Proposed extension to dwelling. PARISH Stanton-In-Peak View Documents NP/SM/0512/0520 Mr & Mrs A Hulmes DBD Consultants FULL 402939 LF P 3378 356092 Rue Hayes Farm 18 Windsor Drive Blakelow Road Leek Constraints Onecote Staffordshire Public Rights of Way - Former (diverted) PROW ST13 6NL Public Rights of Way - Footpath Plotfile Boundaries - 5461 Plotfile Boundaries - 3378 FCE Landholdings - FCE 547 DESCRIPTION Conversion of existing stone agricultural building into ancillary accommodation and holiday let PARISH Onecote View Documents NP/DDD/0612/0574 Mr M Cooper
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    Section D Project Proposals and Cost Estimates Blank page Upper Derwent Valley Woodlands Regeneration Project Proposals: Costings Action Area/Activity Output Lead Calculations and Cost £ (ex vat) partner comments Strategic Planning and Management UDV Woodland Regeneration Project Manager This role will co-ordinate the development and implementation of a Centralised, co-ordinated recording strategy for all project partners and supervised monitoring of the project progress on targets. Sustainable skills supply network 5 yr initially £36kpa 180,000 detailed programme of conservation management proposals. developed (local contractors and suppliers). Works contracts managed - ensuring value for money and ensuring efficiency for all capital works. This post holder will be the central focus for the UDV Woodlands Regeneration Project - and provide a clear, single point of contact/co-ordination for other project staff (eg outreach worker) all partner agencies and community. Creative Director To develop and progress a detailed business plan for commercial Creative woodland detailed development plan in place - that co-ordinates opportunities to be implemented. May include supply of sustainably produced 5 yr initially £36kpa 180,000 ventures - Sawmill redevelopment, crafts and tourism opportunties. Co-indoor/outdoor furniture (hurdles, feature sculptures, benches, tables, bird tables, small ornaments- such as picture frames, candlesticks, pencils?). Management ordination of integrated projects with local and regional arts of supply and distribution to local (and regional?) markets. Roles would include marketing and organisation of promotional events, activities linking into the training events/festivals programme Ecological Survey - PAWS As mapped Whole UDV ecological resource surveyed and recorded to a high standard. Included in the project database. NT/STW 0.5 officer for 15,000 2 yrs Ecological Survey - potential woodland areas Revisit previously determined priorities to include FE ground.
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