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Rebuild of Shipley Hall Shelter as previously burnt down in an arson attack back in 2013. Insurance company have insisted it be rebuilt entirely of non-combustable materials to avoid another arson attack.

Shipley Country Park, Slack Lane, Heanor, Derbyshire,DE75 7GX

Application approvedReference: CD6/0415/6Derbyshire County Council

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Application location

Shipley Country Park, Slack Lane, Heanor, Derbyshire,DE75 7GX

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Application summary

Status
Application approved
Application type
Minor (County Council)
Received
17 Apr 2015
Validated
17 Apr 2015
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Derbyshire County Council

Application overview

Rebuild of Shipley Hall Shelter as previously burnt down in an arson attack back in 2013. Insurance company have insisted it be rebuilt entirely of non-combustable materials to avoid another arson attack.

Proposal details

Reference
CD6/0415/6
Agent
D Massingham

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
2015 05 29 Add Info Roof Colour Details.pdf2015 05 29 Add Info Roof Colour Details.pdf (72 kb)29 May 2015View
frm-Application Form.pdffrm-Application Form.pdf (223 kb)17 Apr 2015View
pla-Master Drawing-A1_Proposed Building.pdfpla-Master Drawing-A1_Proposed Building.pdf (328 kb)17 Apr 2015View
pla-Master Drawing-A3_Existing Building.pdfpla-Master Drawing-A3_Existing Building.pdf (166 kb)17 Apr 2015View
pla-Master Drawing-A3_Existing Detail.pdfpla-Master Drawing-A3_Existing Detail.pdf (179 kb)17 Apr 2015View
pla-Master Drawing-A3_Proposed Building.pdfpla-Master Drawing-A3_Proposed Building.pdf (200 kb)17 Apr 2015View
pla-Master Drawing-A3_Site Plan.pdfpla-Master Drawing-A3_Site Plan.pdf (448 kb)17 Apr 2015View
sup-Design and Access Statement.pdfsup-Design and Access Statement.pdf (434 kb)17 Apr 2015View
2015 06 11 committee report 08 CD6-0415-6.pdf2015 06 11 committee report 08 CD6-0415-6.pdf (1429 kb)30 Jun 2015View
Committee Plan 08 CD6-0415-6.pdfCommittee Plan 08 CD6-0415-6.pdf (137 kb)30 Apr 2015View
2015 06 11 TCP3 09 CD6-0415-6.pdf2015 06 11 TCP3 09 CD6-0415-6.pdf (237 kb)15 Jun 2015View

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