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Demolition of existing UPVC lean-to conservatory and timber decking in rear garden and erection of new single storey painted timber and glazed orangery style rear extension. Replacement of existing windows and replacement of existing roof covering with roof lights

7 , Park Road , Buxton , Derbyshire , SK17 6SG

FULL-APPReference: HPK/2021/0038High Peak Borough Council

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Application location

7 , Park Road , Buxton , Derbyshire , SK17 6SG

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Application summary

Status
FULL-APP
Application type
Full - Householder
Received
1 Feb 2021
Validated
12 Feb 2021
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
High Peak Borough Council

Application overview

Demolition of existing UPVC lean-to conservatory and timber decking in rear garden and erection of new single storey painted timber and glazed orangery style rear extension. Replacement of existing windows and replacement of existing roof covering with roof lights

Proposal details

Reference
HPK/2021/0038
Agent
Mr Rob WestbrookRob Westbrook Architects

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DocumentPublishedAction
G_001 Rev A Location and Site Plan.Attachment18 Feb 2021View
G_002 Existing Floor and Roof PlansAttachment18 Feb 2021View
G_003 Rev A Existing ElevationsAttachment18 Feb 2021View
G_800 Proposed Ground FloorAttachment18 Feb 2021View
G_801 Proposed First Floor.Attachment18 Feb 2021View
G_802 Proposed Second Floor LeveAttachment18 Feb 2021View
G_803 Proposed Roof PlanAttachment18 Feb 2021View
G_804 Proposed South ElevationAttachment18 Feb 2021View
G_805 Proposed East ElevationAttachment18 Feb 2021View
G_806 Proposed North ElevationAttachment18 Feb 2021View
G_807 Proposed Extension Rear ViewAttachment18 Feb 2021View
Heritage and Design Statement.Attachment18 Feb 2021View
Appliciation FormAttachment18 Feb 2021View
Consultation response DCC HighwaysAttachment23 Feb 2021View
Public comment Andrew Duncan.Attachment1 Mar 2021View
Consultation Response ConservationAttachment22 Mar 2021View
Revised Plans\_G_800 Rev A Proposed Ground FlooAttachment31 Mar 2021View
Revised Plans\_G_801 Rev A Proposed First Floor.Attachment31 Mar 2021View
Revised Plans\_G_802 Rev A Proposed Second Floor LevelAttachment31 Mar 2021View
Revised Plans\_G_803 Rev A Proposed Roof Plan.Attachment31 Mar 2021View
Revised Plans\_G_805 Rev A Proposed East ElevationAttachment31 Mar 2021View
_G_300 Proposed Replacement WindowsAttachment28 Apr 2021View
Delegated reportAttachment30 Apr 2021View
Decision noticeAttachment30 Apr 2021View

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Decision & conditions

Planning Permission - Approved
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