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Former oil tank store room to be re purposed as a Music Room, Area of the development is located within a 1960's built extension of the building. Works, include removing the existing full height double coach house doors and constructing a block work wall to house aluminium windows and doors to match, existing. Any exposed block work to be covered by natural coloured render to match adjacent windows.

Osmaston CE (controlled) Primary School, Moor Lane, Osmaston,DE6 1LW

Application withdrawnReference: CD3/0818/40Derbyshire County Council

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Application location

Osmaston CE (controlled) Primary School, Moor Lane, Osmaston,DE6 1LW

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Application summary

Status
Application withdrawn
Application type
Minor (County Council)
Received
21 Aug 2018
Validated
3 Sept 2018
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Derbyshire County Council

Application overview

Former oil tank store room to be re purposed as a Music Room, Area of the development is located within a 1960's built extension of the building. Works, include removing the existing full height double coach house doors and constructing a block work wall to house aluminium windows and doors to match, existing. Any exposed block work to be covered by natural coloured render to match adjacent windows.

Proposal details

Reference
CD3/0818/40
Agent
D Massingham

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
Frm Application Formfrm-Application Form.pdf (329 kb)12 Mar 2021View
Pla Existing And Proposed Floor Plans And Elevationspla-existing and proposed floor plans and elevations.pdf (204 kb)12 Mar 2021View
Pla Location Plan 1367 01 1367 01 003Pla-location Plan 1367-01 1367-01-003.pdf (137 kb)12 Mar 2021View
Pla Site Planpla-site plan.pdf (126 kb)12 Mar 2021View
Sup Supporting Photogrpaphssup-Supporting Photogrpaphs.pdf (1169 kb)12 Mar 2021View
Sup Supporting Statementsup-Supporting Statement.pdf (334 kb)12 Mar 2021View
2018 09 14 Pn Ashbourne News Telegraph (19.09.18)2018 09 14 PN - Ashbourne News Telegraph (19.09.18).pdf (35 kb)12 Mar 2021View
Application Withdrawn CD3 0818 40APPLICATION WITHDRAWN CD3-0818-40(1).pdf (71 kb)12 Mar 2021View

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