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The proposed development is to erect a new 2.4m high weldmesh double-leaf vehicle gate and approximately 2m of 2.4m high weldmesh fencing.

Fairfield Endowed Junior School, Boarstones Lane, Fairfield, Buxton, Derbyshire, SK17 7NA

Application approvedReference: CD1/0225/41Derbyshire County Council

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Application location

Fairfield Endowed Junior School, Boarstones Lane, Fairfield, Buxton, Derbyshire, SK17 7NA

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Application summary

Status
Application approved
Application type
Minor (County Council)
Received
10 Feb 2025
Validated
18 Mar 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Derbyshire County Council

Application overview

The proposed development is to erect a new 2.4m high weldmesh double-leaf vehicle gate and approximately 2m of 2.4m high weldmesh fencing.

Proposal details

Reference
CD1/0225/41
Agent
Mr Max Naylor

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
Design Access StatementDesign Access Statement.pdf (542 kb)19 Feb 2025View
BNG Exemption Letterer.pdf (209 kb)20 Feb 2025View
Application FormApplicationForm(1).pdf (285 kb)24 Feb 2025View
Tree Survey Reportrvey 22-23 Fairfield Endowed CE (C) Junior School (1).pdf (172 kb)4 Apr 2025View
Arb Method StatementArb Method Statement.pdf (1255 kb)18 Jun 2025View
2025 04 03 RES TPO2025 04 03 RES TPO.pdf (269 kb)4 Apr 2025View
2025 04 23 RES DCC Highways2025 04 23 RES DCC Highways.pdf (69 kb)23 Apr 2025View
Existing Carpark522368-CDP-XX-XX-DR-B-2003 - Existing Car Park.pdf (327 kb)11 Feb 2025View
Proposed Front Gate522368-CDP-XX-XX-DR-B-2004 - Proposed Front Gate.pdf (359 kb)11 Feb 2025View
Site Location PlanR-B-2001- Site Location Plan.pdf (742 kb)19 Feb 2025View
Block PlanR-B-2002- Block Plan.pdf (353 kb)19 Feb 2025View
Existing and Proposed ElevationsR-B-2005 - Elavtions.pdf (336 kb)19 Feb 2025View
2025 03 24 Site Notice Photo2025 03 24 Site Notice Photo.jpg (110 kb)24 Mar 2025View
2025 03 23 Eia Screening Opinion Cd1 0225 412025 03 23 EIA Screening Opinion CD1-0225-41.pdf (87 kb)25 Mar 2025View
2025 07 17 TCP3 Decision Notice2025 07 17 TCP3 Decision Notice.pdf (123 kb)18 Jul 2025View

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Decision & conditions

Approved subject to conditions
2025 07 17 TCP3 Decision Notice
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