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Removal of existing shed and construction of 2 storey side extension with full width single storey rear extension. Extended dropped kerb to frontage

6 , Heathfield Nook Road , Harpur Hill , Buxton , Derbyshire , SK17 9RX

FULL-APPReference: HPK/2025/0326High Peak Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
FULL-APP
Application type
Full - Householder
Received
1 Sept 2025
Validated
3 Oct 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
High Peak Borough Council

Application overview

Removal of existing shed and construction of 2 storey side extension with full width single storey rear extension. Extended dropped kerb to frontage

Proposal details

Reference
HPK/2025/0326
Agent
Mr Andrew SmithAJS ARCHITECTURE

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Application location

6 , Heathfield Nook Road , Harpur Hill , Buxton , Derbyshire , SK17 9RX

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Documents 26 of 26

DocumentPublishedAction
Application FormAttachment7 Oct 2025View
DRAWING A3-EXISTING-EXISTING 01Attachment7 Oct 2025View
DRAWING A3-EXISTING-EXISTING 02Attachment7 Oct 2025View
DRAWING A3-EXISTING-EXISTING 03Attachment7 Oct 2025View
DRAWING A3-EXISTING-EXISTING 04Attachment7 Oct 2025View
DRAWING A3-EXISTING-EXISTING 05Attachment7 Oct 2025View
DRAWING A3-EXISTING-EXISTING 06Attachment7 Oct 2025View
DRAWING A3-EXISTING-SITE LOCATION PLAN 01Attachment7 Oct 2025View
DRAWING A3-PROPOSED-BLOCK PLAN 01Attachment7 Oct 2025View
DRAWING A3-PROPOSED-dropped kerb 01Attachment7 Oct 2025View
DRAWING A3-PROPOSED-KERB 02Attachment7 Oct 2025View
DRAWING A3-PROPOSED-KERB 03Attachment7 Oct 2025View
DRAWING A3-PROPOSED-PROP 01Attachment7 Oct 2025View
DRAWING A3-PROPOSED-PROP 02Attachment7 Oct 2025View
DRAWING A3-PROPOSED-PROP 03Attachment7 Oct 2025View
DRAWING A3-PROPOSED-PROP 04Attachment7 Oct 2025View
DRAWING A3-PROPOSED-PROP 05Attachment7 Oct 2025View
DRAWING A3-PROPOSED-PROP 06Attachment7 Oct 2025View
DRAWING A3-PROPOSED-PROP 07Attachment7 Oct 2025View
DRAWING A3-PROPOSED-PROP 08Attachment7 Oct 2025View
DRAWING A3-PROPOSED-PROP 09Attachment7 Oct 2025View
DRAWING A3-PROPOSED-PROP 10Attachment7 Oct 2025View
Consultation response DCC HighwaysAttachment14 Oct 2025View
Consultation Response Environmental HealthAttachment11 Nov 2025View
Delegated reportAttachment4 Feb 2026View
Decision noticeAttachment4 Feb 2026View

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