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Certificate of Lawfulness for an existing C3 residential status for the building known as Moor Edge Bungalow as a single dwellinghouse within Use Class C3

Moor Edge , New Mills Road , Birch Vale , Derbyshire , SK22 1BX

CLUE-REFReference: HPK/2026/0127High Peak Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
CLUE-REF
Application type
Certificate of Lawfulness - Existing
Received
23 Mar 2026
Validated
23 Mar 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
High Peak Borough Council

Application overview

Certificate of Lawfulness for an existing C3 residential status for the building known as Moor Edge Bungalow as a single dwellinghouse within Use Class C3

Proposal details

Reference
HPK/2026/0127

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Application location

Moor Edge , New Mills Road , Birch Vale , Derbyshire , SK22 1BX

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1. Bathroom.Attachment25 Mar 2026View
2. Bathroom 2Attachment25 Mar 2026View
3. Fireplace number 1Attachment25 Mar 2026View
4. Fireplace number 2Attachment25 Mar 2026View
5. Front of houseAttachment25 Mar 2026View
6. Internal room with plastered walls and ceilingsAttachment25 Mar 2026View
7. Original bungalow specific consumer unitAttachment25 Mar 2026View
8. Ornate chimney and roof lineAttachment25 Mar 2026View
9. Residential type light switchesAttachment25 Mar 2026View
10. Side view - mix of render and dressed stone plus key boxAttachment25 Mar 2026View
11. Stained glass window above front door.Attachment25 Mar 2026View
12. Original incoming water supplyAttachment25 Mar 2026View
Application FormAttachment25 Mar 2026View
Location PlanAttachment25 Mar 2026View
Moor Edge Bungalow Lawful Development Cover LetterAttachment25 Mar 2026View
Public Comment D MooreAttachment14 Apr 2026View
Public Comment R. LeeAttachment14 Apr 2026View
Public Comment Catherine TombsAttachment14 Apr 2026View
Public Comment Carol KaneAttachment14 Apr 2026View
Public Comment Peter KaneAttachment14 Apr 2026View
Public Comment C. MooreAttachment15 Apr 2026View
Public Comment Cameron MooreAttachment15 Apr 2026View
Public Comment Michael DeavilleAttachment15 Apr 2026View
Public Comment Erin WilliamsAttachment15 Apr 2026View
Public Comment Anna MokrzyckaAttachment15 Apr 2026View
Response on Third Party objections - HPK20260127Attachment29 May 2026View
Public Comment A. MokrzyckaAttachment1 Jun 2026View
Public Comment D. MooreAttachment2 Jun 2026View
Delegated reportAttachment9 Jul 2026View
Decision noticeAttachment9 Jul 2026View

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Decision & conditions

Certificate of Lawfulness - Not Lawful (Refused)
Decision notice
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