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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 04/04/2012 - 18/04/2012 Application Number: Name & Address: Agent Name P Number: Location: & Address: Proposal: Parish: Appl. type: Grid Ref.: Case Worker: NP/DDD/0312/0332 Mr D Jones Roger Marshall FULL 412434 ADM P 577 371981 Manor Farm Barn Housesteads Blackwell Dale Rd Constraints Dove Holes Public Rights of Way - NCR Buxton Plotfile Boundaries - 577 Derbyshire FCE Landholdings - FCE 150 SM SK178BG DESCRIPTION Conversion of redundant farm buildings into a dwelling house. PARISH Blackwell View Documents NP/NMA/0412/0384 Ms Diane Kettle Peter Knowles NMA 419949 ADM P 1462 361928 Redundant field barn Garden House beside lane to Gratton Fountain Square Constraints Middleton by Youlgrave Youlgrave Plotfile Boundaries - 1462 BAKEWELL FCE Landholdings - FCE 743 Derbyshire Plotfile Boundaries - 1462 DE45 1UR FCE Landholdings - FCE 743 DESCRIPTION Non-material amendment re: NP/DDD/1011/1068: Conversion of a redundant field barn into an artists studio for private use. PARISH Middleton & Smerrill View Documents NP/DDD/0412/0387 Mr Stephen Bones FULL 425457 ALN P 488 366227 Vicarage Vicarage Croft Constraints Rowsley Plotfile Boundaries - 488 DESCRIPTION Extension of dwelling house. PARISH Rowsley View Documents NP/SM/0412/0371 Mr John Munn Bench Architects FULL 410990 ALN P 9266 355358 Hallows Grange 73 Corbar Road Wetton BUXTON Constraints Derbyshire Sites and Monuments Records - SK17 6RJ Plotfile Boundaries - 9266 Plotfile Boundaries - 9722 Listed Buildings Merged - Domestic: House Conservation Areas - Wetton DESCRIPTION Renovation and alterations to outbuildings ; retrospective listed building application for renewal of some of the house windows and hard landscaping. PARISH Wetton View Documents WEEKLY LIST OF APPLICATIONS VALIDATED BY THE AUTHORITY Applications validated between 04/04/2012 - 18/04/2012 Application Number: Name & Address: Agent Name P Number: Location: & Address: Proposal: Parish: Appl. type: Grid Ref.: Case Worker: NP/SM/0412/0372 Mr John Munn Bench Architects LBA 410990 ALN P 9266 355358 Hallows Grange 73 Corbar Road Wetton BUXTON Constraints Derbyshire Sites and Monuments Records - SK17 6RJ Plotfile Boundaries - 9266 Plotfile Boundaries - 9722 Listed Buildings Merged - Domestic: House Conservation Areas - Wetton DESCRIPTION Listed Building consent - Renovation and alterations to outbuildings ; retrospective listed building application for renewal of some of the house windows and hard landscaping. PARISH Wetton View Documents NP/CEC/0412/0362 Mr Gary Henshaw G D A Design Associates FULL 395323 CT P 1757 378667 Hillcrest 4 Oakleigh Court Spuley Lane CONGLETON Constraints Pott Shrigley Cheshire Public Rights of Way - Footpath CW12 4NP Plotfile Boundaries - 1757 Plotfile Boundaries - 7941 FCE Landholdings - FCE 2897 PAA FCE Landholdings - FCE 329 Electricity Lines - 7296 Civil Aviation Authority - Consultation Zones DESCRIPTION Access driveway PARISH Pott Shrigley View Documents NP/HPK/0412/0381 Severn Trent Water Ltd Savills FULL 413817 KZ P 389432 Land adjacent to the River Ground Floor Ashop City Point Constraints Off Snake Road 29 King Street SSSI Buffer 250m - DARK PEAK Bamford Leeds Section 3 Areas - S.3 Area / Recreation Zone LS1 2HL Plotfile Boundaries - 10847 Flood Risk Area Zone 3 - Flood Risk Area Zone 2 - FCE Landholdings - FCE 706 DESCRIPTION Deposition of dredged silt from the River Ashop onto adjacent land. PARISH Hope Woodlands View Documents NP/HPK/0412/0382 Severn Trent Water Ltd Savills FULL 414304 KZ P 4487 386180 Land adjacent to the River Ground Floor Noe City Point Constraints Off Snake Road 29 King Street Plotfile Boundaries - 4487 Bamford Leeds Plotfile Boundaries - 4426 LS1 2HL FCE Landholdings - FCE 1572 ZB DESCRIPTION Deposition of dredged silt from the River Noe onto adjacent land. PARISH Edale View Documents WEEKLY LIST OF APPLICATIONS VALIDATED BY THE AUTHORITY Applications validated between 04/04/2012 - 18/04/2012 Application Number: Name & Address: Agent Name P Number: Location: & Address: Proposal: Parish: Appl. type: Grid Ref.: Case Worker: NP/DDD/0412/0361 Mr Peter Furness FULL 417884 KW P 2828 377750 Cartledge House Farm Great Hucklow Constraints Plotfile Boundaries - 2828 FCE Landholdings - FCE 1198 DESCRIPTION The erection of an agricultural steel frame building for the storage of farmyard manure PARISH Great Hucklow View Documents NP/HPK/0412/0370 Mr Alex Dempster Block 3 Architects FULL 404118 KW P 3385 382788 Heatherlea 28 Circular Road Maynestone Road Withington Constraints Chinley Manchester Public Rights of Way - NCR M20 3LP Plotfile Boundaries - 3385 Plotfile Boundaries - 1243 Plotfile Boundaries - 6406 Electricity Lines - 4148 DESCRIPTION Formation of new open culvert to provide attenuation and managed discharge of rainwater for the gardens and pasture adjacent to Heatherlea, and the demolition of two existing field shelters to be replaced by two new outbuildings and associated external yard area. PARISH Chinley, Buxworth & Brownside View Documents NP/DDD/0312/0319 Mr Romney Smith FULL 416161 LF P 11717 359324 Over Hide Biggin Constraints Sites and Monuments Records - Plotfile Boundaries - 11717 FCE Landholdings - FCE 3072 ZB Electricity Lines - 448 DESCRIPTION Erection of greenhouse. PARISH Hartington Nether Quarter View Documents NP/DDD/0412/0349 Mr Christopher Coate Ibis Design FULL 424205 LF P 7852 360393 Delph Cottage The Old Barn East Bank Town End Constraints Winster Taddington Plotfile Boundaries - 7852 BUXTON Plotfile Boundaries - 10151 Derbyshire Lead Rake Veins - 172.955 SK17 9UF Lead Rake Veins - Lead Rake Vein DESCRIPTION Conversion of outbuilding to create shower room serving existing guest bedroom PARISH Winster View Documents WEEKLY LIST OF APPLICATIONS VALIDATED BY THE AUTHORITY Applications validated between 04/04/2012 - 18/04/2012 Application Number: Name & Address: Agent Name P Number: Location: & Address: Proposal: Parish: Appl. type: Grid Ref.: Case Worker: NP/DDD/0412/0395 J W Naylor & Sons Allen & Hunt Ltd FULL 413946 LF P 955 368448 Hobson Farm Narlow Works Flagg Thorpe Constraints ASHBOURNE Plotfile Boundaries - 2494 Derbyshire Plotfile Boundaries - 955 DE6 2AT FCE Landholdings - FCE 168 Electricity Lines - 7611 DESCRIPTION Proposed agricultural building to incorporate a parlour and collecting yard, and proposed agricultural lean-to building to incorporate a dairy. PARISH Flagg View Documents NP/NMA/0312/0335 Mr & Mrs D Rooke NMA 408422 LF P 11348 358393 The Coach House The Old Vicarage Constraints Warslow Plotfile Boundaries - 11348 Listed Buildings Merged - Domestic: Vicarage FCE Landholdings - FCE 357 Conservation Areas - Warslow DESCRIPTION Application for a non-material amendment re: NP/SM/0304/0270 PARISH Warslow & Elkstone View Documents NP/DDD/0312/0345 Mr & Mrs J Pickering Chris Gothard Associates FULL 425027 RF P 4927 Limited 374202 Cliff Park Queens Tower Lodge Cliff Lane 77-79 East Bank Road Constraints Curbar SHEFFIELD Plotfile Boundaries - 4927 South Yorkshire FCE Landholdings - FCE 1211 S2 3PX DESCRIPTION Alterations & extensions to existing garage PARISH Curbar View Documents NP/DDD/0412/0401 Mr K Gainsley Ward Design FULL 424860 RF P 4979 378881 17 Windses Estate 93 Moorhall Grindleford Bakewell Constraints Derbyshire SSSI Buffer 250m - YARNCLIFF WOOD, PADLEY DE451FP Public Rights of Way - Footpath Plotfile Boundaries - 4979 Electricity Lines - 3080 DESCRIPTION Proposed porch extension. PARISH Grindleford View Documents NP/HPK/0412/0377 Mr & Mrs Andrew Adderley Pentland Ltd FULL 402601 RF P 855 388999 Blackshaw Farm Crab Lane Lane Head Road Fearnhead Constraints Little Hayfield Warrington Public Rights of Way - Footpath Cheshire Plotfile Boundaries - 1667 WA2 0ZR Plotfile Boundaries - 855 FCE Landholdings - FCE 1500 Electricity Lines - 8089 DESCRIPTION Erection of orangery extension. PARISH Hayfield View Documents WEEKLY LIST OF APPLICATIONS VALIDATED BY THE AUTHORITY Applications validated between 04/04/2012 - 18/04/2012 Application Number: Name & Address: Agent Name P Number: Location: & Address: Proposal: Parish: Appl. type: Grid Ref.: Case Worker: NP/DDD/0312/0274 Mr Steven Guest FULL 425471 SC P 9994 372212 Highways Church Lane Constraints Baslow Plotfile Boundaries - 9994 Conservation Areas - Baslow and Bubnell DESCRIPTION The erection of a carport/ log store PARISH Baslow & Bubnell View Documents NP/DDD/0412/0409 Mr & Mrs C Brown FULL 425308 SC P 372736 Holmcroft Over Lane Constraints Baslow Plotfile Boundaries - 3643 Plotfile Boundaries - 5813 Electricity Lines - 1022 DESCRIPTION Erection of garden shed PARISH Baslow & Bubnell View Documents NP/HPK/0412/0366 Mrs Becky Bradbury James Darwent FULL 415268 SC P 1026 Architecture 383015 6 Weaving Avenue The Island Castleton Castleton Constraints Hope Valley Plotfile Boundaries - 1026 S33 8WN DESCRIPTION A two storey extension to a detached dwelling on Weaving Avenue to provide accommodation for multi-generational family PARISH Castleton View Documents NP/NMA/0412/0374 Mr S Ward Oldfield Design NMA 414915 SC P 4373 382787 Peveril Croft Holme Bank Studio The Stones Holme Lane, Constraints Castleton BAKEWELL SSSI - Derbyshire Sites and Monuments Records - DE451GF Scheduled Ancient Monument - 50m Buffer Plotfile Boundaries - 6671 Plotfile Boundaries - 11405 Plotfile Boundaries - 4373 Plotfile Boundaries - 3018 Listed Buildings Merged - Ancillary: Stables Listed
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