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Consultation request from PDNP - Extension of the existing car park to the west along the line of the Monsal Trail
Reference: CON/2025/0059 High Peak Borough Council
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27 Nov 2025 27 Nov 2025 1 Apr 2026 Application summary
Status Valid application received
Application type Consultation by other authoritites
Received 27 Nov 2025
Validated 27 Nov 2025
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority High Peak Borough Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Consultation request from PDNP - Extension of the existing car park to the west along the line of the Monsal Trail
Proposal details
Reference CON/2025/0059
Agent Peak District National Park Application location Station Car Park , Unnamed Road From Glebe Farm To B6049 , Millers Dale , Derbyshire ,
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Decision & conditions Valid application received
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