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Change of use of Public House to two residential dwellings with associated parking and amenity space.

Stanhope Arms Dunford Bridge Sheffield

Decided: GRANTED CONDITIONALLYReference: NP/B/0914/0988Peak District National Park Authority

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Application summary

Status
Decided: GRANTED CONDITIONALLY
Application type
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Received
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Validated
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Determination deadline
17 Nov 2014
Local authority
Peak District National Park Authority

Application overview

Change of use of Public House to two residential dwellings with associated parking and amenity space.

Proposal details

Reference
NP/B/0914/0988
Parish
Dunford
Agent
Wake Architects

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Application location

Stanhope Arms Dunford Bridge Sheffield

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DocumentPublishedAction
Planning Statement - 16-09-2014Council documentNot publishedView
Draft Appraisal June 2014 rev c - 16-09-2014Council documentNot publishedView
Application Form - 16-09-2014Council documentNot publishedView
Design + Access Statement - 16-09-2014Council documentNot publishedView
Planning Viability Report - May 2014 - 16-09-2014Council documentNot publishedView
Proposed Elevations - (0-) 05 - 16-09-2014Council documentNot publishedView
Proposed Plans - (0-) 04 - 16-09-2014Council documentNot publishedView
Proposed Site Plan - (0-) 03 - 16-09-2014Council documentNot publishedView
Existing Plans + Elevations - (0-) 02 - 16-09-2014Council documentNot publishedView
Existing Site + Location Plan - (0-) 01 - 16-09-2014Council documentNot publishedView
24-09-2014pdfCouncil documentNot publishedView
Dunford Parish Council - 09-10-2014Council documentNot publishedView
Sykes S - 19-11-2014Council documentNot publishedView
image of public house in the pastCouncil documentNot publishedView
revised costs & feesCouncil documentNot publishedView
revised appraisal 15 Jan 2015Council documentNot publishedView
Amended Proposed Plans - (0-) 04 B - 21-01-2015Council documentNot publishedView
Amended Proposed Elevations - (0-) 05 A - 21-01-2015Council documentNot publishedView
Amended Proposed Site Plan - (0-) 03 C - 21-01-2015Council documentNot publishedView
Amended Proposed Plans - (0-)04DCouncil documentNot publishedView
Amended Proposed Elevations - (0-)05CCouncil documentNot publishedView
Amended site planCouncil documentNot publishedView
Decision NoticeCouncil documentNot publishedView

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Decision & conditions

Decided: GRANTED CONDITIONALLY
Decision Notice
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