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Construction of 2 storey side extension

113 , Leek Road , Buxton , Derbyshire , SK17 6UQ

Consultations/Re-consultations issuedReference: HPK/2024/0138High Peak Borough Council

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Application location

113 , Leek Road , Buxton , Derbyshire , SK17 6UQ

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Application summary

Status
Consultations/Re-consultations issued
Application type
Full - Householder
Received
3 Apr 2024
Validated
17 Apr 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
High Peak Borough Council

Application overview

Construction of 2 storey side extension

Proposal details

Reference
HPK/2024/0138
Agent
Mr Andrew SmithAJS ARCHITECTURE

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Documents 26 of 26

DocumentPublishedAction
Application FormAttachment25 Apr 2024View
DRAWING A3-extended rear-PROPOSED 01 Ground FloorAttachment25 Apr 2024View
DRAWING A3-extended rear-PROPOSED 02 First Floor.Attachment25 Apr 2024View
DRAWING A3-extended rear-PROPOSED 03 FoundationAttachment25 Apr 2024View
DRAWING A3-extended rear-PROPOSED 04 JoistAttachment25 Apr 2024View
DRAWING A3-extended rear-PROPOSED 05 Rafter.Attachment25 Apr 2024View
DRAWING A3-extended rear-PROPOSED 06 RoofAttachment25 Apr 2024View
DRAWING A3-extended rear-PROPOSED 07 Front ElevationAttachment25 Apr 2024View
DRAWING A3-extended rear-PROPOSED 08 Side Elevation.Attachment25 Apr 2024View
DRAWING A3-extended rear-PROPOSED 09 Rear Elevation.Attachment25 Apr 2024View
DRAWING A3-extended rear-PROPOSED 10 Site SectionAttachment25 Apr 2024View
DRAWING A3-extended rear-PROPOSED 11 Side Elevation.Attachment25 Apr 2024View
DRAWING A3-extended rear-PROPOSED 12 Rear SectionAttachment25 Apr 2024View
DRAWING A3-extended rear-PROPOSED 13Attachment25 Apr 2024View
DRAWING A3-SURVEY-BLOCK PLAN 02Attachment25 Apr 2024View
DRAWING A3-SURVEY-BLOCK PLAN.Attachment25 Apr 2024View
DRAWING A3-SURVEY-EXISTING 01 Ground Floor.Attachment25 Apr 2024View
DRAWING A3-SURVEY-EXISTING 02 First Floor.Attachment25 Apr 2024View
DRAWING A3-SURVEY-EXISTING 03 Front ElevationAttachment25 Apr 2024View
DRAWING A3-SURVEY-EXISTING 04 Side ElevationAttachment25 Apr 2024View
DRAWING A3-SURVEY-EXISTING 05 Rear ElevationAttachment25 Apr 2024View
DRAWING A3-SURVEY-EXISTING 06 Street ElevationAttachment25 Apr 2024View
DRAWING A3-SURVEY-site location planAttachment25 Apr 2024View
Consultation Response DCC HighwaysAttachment1 May 2024View
ReportAttachment12 Jun 2024View
DecisionAttachment12 Jun 2024View

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