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The extension of the flat roof at elevation 2. With structural column for support measuring approximately 225mm x 200mm and new floor to ceiling window, to create a new lobby. The construction of a new opening in elevation 2 for the provision of a new window. Internal office room alteration.

Brigg Infant School, South Street, South Normanton,DE55 2DA

Application approvedReference: CD5/0617/17Derbyshire County Council

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Application location

Brigg Infant School, South Street, South Normanton,DE55 2DA

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Application summary

Status
Application approved
Application type
Minor (County Council)
Received
5 Jun 2017
Validated
5 Jun 2017
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Derbyshire County Council

Application overview

The extension of the flat roof at elevation 2. With structural column for support measuring approximately 225mm x 200mm and new floor to ceiling window, to create a new lobby. The construction of a new opening in elevation 2 for the provision of a new window. Internal office room alteration.

Proposal details

Reference
CD5/0617/17
Agent
D Massingham

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Documents 11 of 11

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frm-ApplicationForm.pdffrm-ApplicationForm.pdf (223 kb)5 Jun 2017View
pla-1411-01-BlockPlan.pdfpla-1411-01-BlockPlan.pdf (154 kb)5 Jun 2017View
pla-1411-01-Elevations.pdfpla-1411-01-Elevations.pdf (219 kb)5 Jun 2017View
pla-1411-01-FloorPlan.pdfpla-1411-01-FloorPlan.pdf (148 kb)5 Jun 2017View
pla-1411-01-KeyPlan.pdfpla-1411-01-KeyPlan.pdf (131 kb)5 Jun 2017View
pla-1411-01-RoofPlanFloorFinishes.pdfpla-1411-01-RoofPlanFloorFinishes.pdf (1027 kb)5 Jun 2017View
pla-1411-01-SiteLocationPlan.pdfpla-1411-01-SiteLocationPlan.pdf (253 kb)5 Jun 2017View
sup-Design Access Statement.pdfsup-Design Access Statement.pdf (830 kb)5 Jun 2017View
2017 07 11 Committee Plan 08 CD5.0617.17.pdf2017 07 11 Committee Plan 08 CD5.0617.17.pdf (596 kb)11 Jul 2017View
2017 07 13 Committee Report 08 CD5-0617-17.pdf2017 07 13 Committee Report 08 CD5-0617-17.pdf (437 kb)13 Jul 2017View
2017 07 13 TCP3 09 CD5-0617-17.pdf2017 07 13 TCP3 09 CD5-0617-17.pdf (116 kb)13 Jul 2017View

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