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Listed Building consent for:- To install on-roof photovoltaic solar panels on the rear south facing roof and an air source heat pump at the side of the building with screen if required. No proposed changes to the fabric of the building and the installations would be on the rear side of the building, where they would not be visible from road or from any other building.

Lydgate Farm , Eccles Road , Chapel-En-Le-Frith , Derbyshire , SK23 9RS

Consultations/Re-consultations issuedReference: HPK/2025/0252High Peak Borough Council

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Application location

Lydgate Farm , Eccles Road , Chapel-En-Le-Frith , Derbyshire , SK23 9RS

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Application summary

Status
Consultations/Re-consultations issued
Application type
Listed Building Consent - Alteration
Received
30 Jun 2025
Validated
6 Jan 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
High Peak Borough Council

Application overview

Listed Building consent for:- To install on-roof photovoltaic solar panels on the rear south facing roof and an air source heat pump at the side of the building with screen if required. No proposed changes to the fabric of the building and the installations would be on the rear side of the building, where they would not be visible from road or from any other building.

Proposal details

Reference
HPK/2025/0252
Agent
Mr P GarnerGarner Town Planning Ltd

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
25-410-01 Existing floor plansAttachment9 Jan 2026View
25-410-02 Existing elevationsAttachment9 Jan 2026View
25-410-03 Location and site plansAttachment9 Jan 2026View
25-410-03A Proposed elevationsAttachment9 Jan 2026View
25-410-04A Proposed floor plans.Attachment9 Jan 2026View
Application FormAttachment9 Jan 2026View
DASAttachment9 Jan 2026View
Heritage StatementAttachment9 Jan 2026View
Installation positioning.Attachment9 Jan 2026View
Location PlanAttachment9 Jan 2026View
Planning and Heritage Statement (1174) final.Attachment9 Jan 2026View
Consultation Response Historic EnglandAttachment9 Jan 2026View
Public Comment Derek BodeyAttachment9 Jan 2026View
Public Comment Mr & Mrs I R WhiteAttachment15 Jan 2026View
Consultation Response DCC HighwaysAttachment20 Jan 2026View
Consultation Response Chapel-en-le-Frith PCAttachment20 Jan 2026View
Consultation Response HPBC Conservation OfficerAttachment9 Feb 2026View

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Application Withdrawn
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