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Listed building consent for the replacement of slate with lead on a series of small pitched roofs over the former staff wing and the introduction of safe access equipment.

Radbourne Hall, Unnamed Section Of C45 From C245 Heage Lane To Derby City Boundary, Radbourne, Ashbourne, Derbyshire, DE6 4LZ

Planning Decision MadeReference: 9/2018/0995South Derbyshire District Council

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Application summary

Status
Planning Decision Made
Application type
Not published
Received
13 Sept 2018
Validated
13 Sept 2018
Determination deadline
8 Nov 2018
Local authority
South Derbyshire District Council

Application overview

Listed building consent for the replacement of slate with lead on a series of small pitched roofs over the former staff wing and the introduction of safe access equipment.

Proposal details

Reference
9/2018/0995

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Application location

Radbourne Hall, Unnamed Section Of C45 From C245 Heage Lane To Derby City Boundary, Radbourne, Ashbourne, Derbyshire, DE6 4LZ

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Documents 24 of 24

DocumentPublishedAction
Application FormForm14 Sept 2018View
Staff Wing Proposed Roof PlanPlans14 Sept 2018View
Proposed Section CCOther14 Sept 2018View
Design and Access StatementDocument14 Sept 2018View
Proposed South ElevationDrawing14 Sept 2018View
Historic Statement of SignificanceDocument14 Sept 2018View
Existing North ElevationDrawing14 Sept 2018View
Proposed North ElevationDrawing14 Sept 2018View
Existing West ElevationDrawing14 Sept 2018View
Safe Access Ladder details 05_11_18Other6 Nov 2018View
Drawing registerDrawing14 Sept 2018View
Existing Site PlanPlans14 Sept 2018View
Proposed Site PlanPlans14 Sept 2018View
Decision NoticeDecision7 Nov 2018View
Amended Proposed East Elevation Basement Wing 02_11_18Drawing5 Nov 2018View
Demolition Staff WingOther14 Sept 2018View
Staff Wing Existing Roof PlanPlans14 Sept 2018View
Officer ReportDocument7 Nov 2018View
Existing South ElevationDrawing14 Sept 2018View
Location PlanLocation plan14 Sept 2018View
Existing Section CCOther14 Sept 2018View
Existing East Elevation Basement WingDrawing14 Sept 2018View
Proposed East Elevation Basement WingDrawing14 Sept 2018View
Proposed West ElevationDrawing14 Sept 2018View

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