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Retention of new access track onto the main road (A515) and proposed construction of a new track off the existing track to Beechcroft

BEECHCROFT , GREAT LOW FARM , Unnamed Road Section Of A515 From Brierlow Bar To District Boundary , Flagg , Derbyshire , SK17 9QE

Consultations/Re-consultations issuedReference: HPK/2026/0084High Peak Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Consultations/Re-consultations issued
Application type
Full - MINOR
Received
19 Feb 2026
Validated
2 Mar 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
High Peak Borough Council

Application overview

Retention of new access track onto the main road (A515) and proposed construction of a new track off the existing track to Beechcroft

Proposal details

Reference
HPK/2026/0084
Agent
Mr Ken WainmanWAINMAN PLANNING Ltd

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Application location

BEECHCROFT , GREAT LOW FARM , Unnamed Road Section Of A515 From Brierlow Bar To District Boundary , Flagg , Derbyshire , SK17 9QE

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
Public Comment Hartington Upper Quarter Parish CouncilAttachment6 Mar 2026View
064 site-064-00h locationAttachment17 Mar 2026View
064 site-064-02f site existingAttachment17 Mar 2026View
064 site-064-03F Site ProposedAttachment17 Mar 2026View
064 site-064-04C Highways.Attachment17 Mar 2026View
064 site-064-05D Site detail.Attachment17 Mar 2026View
064 site-064-06A Site elevationsAttachment17 Mar 2026View
064 site-064-07A Gate DetailAttachment17 Mar 2026View
064 site-064-08b Fence and Hard StandingAttachment17 Mar 2026View
064 site-064-09A Existing Site elevationAttachment17 Mar 2026View
2573 Beechcroft BNG StatementAttachment17 Mar 2026View
2573 Beechcroft PL01A Site Location Plan 1-1250 A1Attachment17 Mar 2026View
2573 Beechcroft PL02B Site Plans 1-200 A0Attachment17 Mar 2026View
2573 Beechcroft PL03A Bio Diversity Gain Plan 1-200 A1Attachment17 Mar 2026View
2573 Beechcroft Small Sites Metric Statutory Biodiversity Metric Calculation 10.25Attachment17 Mar 2026View
2573 Beechcroft Tree ReportAttachment17 Mar 2026View
Application FormAttachment17 Mar 2026View
HERITAGE IMPACT ASSESSMENT Beechcroft.Attachment17 Mar 2026View
PLANNING STATEMENT - Beechcroft.Attachment17 Mar 2026View
Consultation Response DCC HighwaysAttachment8 Apr 2026View
Consultation Response Derbyshire Wild Life TrustAttachment11 May 2026View
Consultation Response DCC HighwaysAttachment26 Jun 2026View

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Decision & conditions

Application Withdrawn
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