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The application proposes a self build development involving the change of use and alteration of an existing barn to form a dwellinghouse.

BARN , HEATON LOWE FARM , Heaton Village Road , Heaton , Staffordshire ,

Consultations/Re-consultations issuedReference: SMD/2026/0172Staffordshire Moorlands District Council

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Application summary

Status
Consultations/Re-consultations issued
Application type
Full - MINOR
Received
7 Apr 2026
Validated
8 Jul 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Staffordshire Moorlands District Council

Application overview

The application proposes a self build development involving the change of use and alteration of an existing barn to form a dwellinghouse.

Proposal details

Reference
SMD/2026/0172
Agent
Matthew Lewis ARKHI Architects Ltd

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Application location

BARN , HEATON LOWE FARM , Heaton Village Road , Heaton , Staffordshire ,

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DocumentPublishedAction
16.10.25 UES - Heaton Low Farm Bat PA Report (2)Attachment15 Jul 2026View
Application FormAttachment15 Jul 2026View
AR-E-100-00-001-EXISTING FLOOR PLANSAttachment15 Jul 2026View
AR-E-100-ST-001-LOCATION PLANAttachment15 Jul 2026View
AR-E-100-ST-002-EXISTING BLOCK PLANAttachment15 Jul 2026View
AR-E-200-XX-001-EXISTING ELEVATIONS 01Attachment15 Jul 2026View
AR-E-200-XX-002-EXISTING ELEVATIONS 02Attachment15 Jul 2026View
AR-P-100-00-001-PROPOSED FLOOR PLANSAttachment15 Jul 2026View
AR-P-100-ST-002-PROPOSED BLOCK PLANAttachment15 Jul 2026View
AR-P-200-XX-001-PROPOSED ELEVATIONS 01Attachment15 Jul 2026View
AR-P-200-XX-002-PROPOSED ELEVATIONS 02Attachment15 Jul 2026View
SUPERSEDED Design and Access Statement Heaton LowAttachment15 Jul 2026View
HS-heatonlowfarm-AH1191-23-01-26V2MC (1)Attachment15 Jul 2026View
Planning Statement Heaton LowAttachment15 Jul 2026View
Structural Engineers Report C15573Attachment15 Jul 2026View
Consultation Response Peak and Northern Footpaths SocietyAttachment18 Jul 2026View
Consultation Response SCC Spatial Information Officer 21.07.26Attachment21 Jul 2026View
Amended Design and Access StatementAttachment24 Jul 2026View
Consultation Response SCC Spatial Information OfficerAttachment28 Jul 2026View
Consultation Response Ramblers AssociationAttachment3 Aug 2026View
Consultation Response SCC HighwaysAttachment4 Aug 2026View
Consultation Response Environmental HealthAttachment11 Aug 2026View
Consultation Response SMDC Conservation OfficerAttachment13 Aug 2026View

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