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Refurbishment with minor alterations and the erection of a single storey extension to the Barn for the proposed change of use from storage to additional seating/restaurant space at

Hawk and Buckle, 46 Main Street, Etwall, Derby, DE65 6LP

Planning Decision MadeReference: DMPA/2020/0522South Derbyshire District Council

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Application location

Hawk and Buckle, 46 Main Street, Etwall, Derby, DE65 6LP

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Application summary

Status
Planning Decision Made
Application type
Not published
Received
1 Jun 2020
Validated
21 Jul 2020
Determination deadline
27 Aug 2021
Local authority
South Derbyshire District Council

Application overview

Refurbishment with minor alterations and the erection of a single storey extension to the Barn for the proposed change of use from storage to additional seating/restaurant space at

Proposal details

Reference
DMPA/2020/0522

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
Removal and Alterations PlanPlans1 Jun 2020View
Decision NoticeDecision27 Aug 2021View
Proposed Barn ElevationsPlan26 Oct 2020View
Preliminary Roost AssessmentAssessment14 Dec 2020View
Heritage StatementAssessment1 Jun 2020View
County Highways AuthorityConsultee comments25 Sept 2020View
Existing Barn and Main Building Floor PlansPlans1 Jun 2020View
Location, Layout and Block PlansLocation plan1 Jun 2020View
Proposed Barn ElevationsPlans1 Jun 2020View
Flood mapPlans1 Jun 2020View
Protected Species ReportDocument17 Jun 2021View
Officer ReportDecision27 Aug 2021View
Proposed Barn Ground and First Floor PlansPlans1 Jun 2020View
Historic EnglandConsultee comments3 Aug 2020View
Application FormForm1 Jun 2020View
Existing Barn ElevationsPlans16 Jul 2020View
Derbyshire Wildlife TrustConsultee comments30 Sept 2020View
Derbyshire Wildlife TrustConsultee comments16 Dec 2020View
Existing Barn and Main Building First Floor PlansPlans1 Jun 2020View
Proposed Barn Ground and First Floor PlansPlan26 Oct 2020View
Existing Main Building ElevationsPlans1 Jun 2020View
Location, Layout and Block PlansPlan26 Aug 2021View
Derbyshire Wildlife TrustConsultee comments30 Jul 2021View

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