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The installation of a multi-wheeled track, with tarmac surface, suitable for children of all ages alongside play equipment set on safety surfacing on one part of this large field at

Mitre Field , Mitre Drive, Repton, Derbyshire, DE65 6FJ

Planning Decision MadeReference: DMPA/2025/0322South Derbyshire District Council

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Application summary

Status
Planning Decision Made
Application type
Not published
Received
12 Mar 2025
Validated
15 Apr 2025
Determination deadline
7 Jul 2025
Local authority
South Derbyshire District Council

Application overview

The installation of a multi-wheeled track, with tarmac surface, suitable for children of all ages alongside play equipment set on safety surfacing on one part of this large field at

Proposal details

Reference
DMPA/2025/0322

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Application location

Mitre Field , Mitre Drive, Repton, Derbyshire, DE65 6FJ

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Documents 25 of 25

DocumentPublishedAction
Multi Wheeled Track Details & PlansPlans31 Mar 2025View
Impact AssessmentAssessment31 Mar 2025View
Repton Pumptrack Plan.Plans12 Mar 2025View
BNG MetricDocument29 May 2025View
Proposed VisualPhoto12 Mar 2025View
Application FormForm12 Mar 2025View
County Highways ConsultationConsultee comments28 Apr 2025View
Sections and Layout PlanPlans12 Mar 2025View
Location Plan.pdfLocation plan12 Mar 2025View
Environmental Health OfficerConsultee comments12 May 2025View
Visual 1Photo12 Mar 2025View
Track Specifications & NotesDocument31 Mar 2025View
Decision noticeDecision7 Jul 2025View
Corporate ServicesConsultee comments9 May 2025View
Repton Recreation Ground Scheme including appointment of Trustees.pdfDocument12 Mar 2025View
Scaled Pump Track PlansPlans16 Apr 2025View
BNG MetricDocument18 Jun 2025View
Sport EnglandConsultee comments30 May 2025View
Biodiversity Net Gain Report.pdfAssessment12 Mar 2025View
Pump Track Impact AssessmentAssessment20 Mar 2025View
Registered Charity CertificateDocument12 Mar 2025View
BNG ReportDocument31 Mar 2025View
Delegated reportDecision7 Jul 2025View
BNG ReportDocument18 Jun 2025View
Derbyshire Wildlife TrustConsultee comments29 May 2025View

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