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Replacing 6no single glazed timber window with double glazed timber window and timber door with powder coat aluminium to match previously replaced doors

Marsh Lane Primary School, School Lane, Marsh Lane, Derbyshire, S21 5RS

Application approvedReference: CD4/1024/26Derbyshire County Council

Last published check: 22 Sept 2026, 07:16. Check the council record for more recent changes.

Application location

Marsh Lane Primary School, School Lane, Marsh Lane, Derbyshire, S21 5RS

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Application summary

Status
Application approved
Application type
Minor (County Council)
Received
29 Oct 2024
Validated
25 Nov 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Derbyshire County Council

Application overview

Replacing 6no single glazed timber window with double glazed timber window and timber door with powder coat aluminium to match previously replaced doors

Proposal details

Reference
CD4/1024/26
Agent
Mr Max Naylor

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form RedactedApplicationFormRedacted.pdf (393 kb)29 Oct 2024View
Design and Access Statement and Heritage Impact Assessment523170 Design and Access Statement.docx (3075 kb)29 Oct 2024View
Heritage Impact Statementne PS Heritage Impact Statement(1.0).docx (2038 kb)2 Dec 2024View
2024 12 10 RES DCC Built Heritage2024 12 10 RES DCC Built Heritage.pdf (155 kb)11 Dec 2024View
Consultee response from HeritageRE_ CD4_1024_26.msg (239 kb)17 Mar 2025View
2025 04 10 RES NEDDC2025 04 10 RES NEDDC.pdf (205 kb)11 Apr 2025View
Site NoticesSite Notices.pdf (511 kb)3 Feb 2025View
Key Plan523170-CDP-XX-00-DR-B-3001 - Key Plan.pdf (413 kb)29 Oct 2024View
Existing and Proposed523170-CDP-XX-00-DR-B-5002 - Existing and Proposed Elevation.pdf (404 kb)29 Oct 2024View
Proposed Windows Types and Specification523170-CDP-XX-XX-DR-B-7001 - Window and door schedule.pdf (364 kb)29 Oct 2024View
Site Location Plan523170-CDP-XX-00-DR-B-9001 - Site Location Plan.pdf (308 kb)29 Oct 2024View
Eia Screening OpinionEIA Screening Opinion CD4.10.24.26 signed.pdf (120 kb)12 Mar 2025View
2025 04 16 TCP 3 Decision Notice CD4-1024-262025 04 16 TCP 3 Decision Notice CD4-1024-26.pdf (136 kb)17 Apr 2025View

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Decision & conditions

Approved subject to conditions
2025 04 16 TCP 3 Decision Notice CD4-1024-26
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