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The proposal is to form a secure main entrance to the school building by part demolishing the existing School office/entrance pitch roof and gable wall, build a flat roof secure entrance lobby and reception in its place linking onto a new pitched roof School office extension.

Woodthorpe C Of E Primary School, Seymour Lane, Woodthorpe,S43 3DA

Application approvedReference: CD2/0418/2Derbyshire County Council

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Application summary

Status
Application approved
Application type
Minor (County Council)
Received
4 Apr 2018
Validated
4 Apr 2018
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Derbyshire County Council

Application overview

The proposal is to form a secure main entrance to the school building by part demolishing the existing School office/entrance pitch roof and gable wall, build a flat roof secure entrance lobby and reception in its place linking onto a new pitched roof School office extension.

Proposal details

Reference
CD2/0418/2
Agent
D Massingham

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Application location

Woodthorpe C Of E Primary School, Seymour Lane, Woodthorpe,S43 3DA

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DocumentPublishedAction
2018 05 25 Supporting Statement 02 CD2.0418.2.pdf2018 05 25 Supporting Statement 02 CD2.0418.2.pdf (195 kb)25 May 2018View
pla-Existing and Proposed Elevations.pdfpla-Existing and Proposed Elevations.pdf (308 kb)4 Apr 2018View
pla-Existing Ground Floor.pdfpla-Existing Ground Floor.pdf (153 kb)4 Apr 2018View
pla-Existing Roof Plan.pdfpla-Existing Roof Plan.pdf (553 kb)4 Apr 2018View
pla-Location Plan.pdfpla-Location Plan.pdf (91 kb)4 Apr 2018View
pla-Proposed Drainage Plan.pdfpla-Proposed Drainage Plan.pdf (416 kb)4 Apr 2018View
pla-Proposed GA Plan and Sections.pdfpla-Proposed GA Plan and Sections.pdf (696 kb)4 Apr 2018View
sup-Design and Access Statement .pdfsup-Design and Access Statement .pdf (16 kb)4 Apr 2018View
frm-Application Form.pdffrm-Application Form(1).pdf (229 kb)9 Mar 2021View
2018 06 21 Committee report CD2-0418-2.pdf2018 06 21 Committee report CD2-0418-2.pdf (1380 kb)25 Jun 2018View
2018 04 10 Site Notice 03 CD2-0418-2.pdf2018 04 10 Site Notice 03 CD2-0418-2.pdf (22 kb)8 Mar 2019View
2018 06 21 TCP3 09 CD2-0418-2.pdf2018 06 21 TCP3 09 CD2-0418-2.pdf (2307 kb)22 Jun 2018View

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