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Article 4 Direction documentation

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An Article 4 Direction removes or restricts national Permitted Development Rights within a specific site or area. This can range from an individual part of a settlement to the local planning authority’s whole area and there are examples of both in the Peak District National Park.

National Permitted Development Rights are described in The Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015 (as amended) and local planning authorities can remove or restrict them to ensure there is planning control over something that would not normally required permission. It is important to emphasise that the Article 4 Direction goes not prevent development from happening, it simply means planning permission is required.

The removed/restricted Permitted Development Rights are detailed in a Schedule, as part of a Notice, which then becomes enforceable once confirmed by the local planning authority after a period of consultation. A planning application has to be submitted for a site in the area when development includes removed or restricted permitted development rights.

Further details on the national Permitted Development Rights that apply within the Peak District National Park are available at Permitted development rights – Peak District National Park Authority.

The Peak District National Park Authority is improving our planning digital data through the MHCLG Digital Planning Improvement fund: Round 4. Article 4 datasets were enhanced as part of the award funding. These are available from this webpage, and can be explored in the map of planning data for England: Map of planning data for England | Planning Data.

Licence

This dataset has been published by Peak District National Park Authority under the Open Government Licence Open Government Licence (nationalarchives.gov.uk). This licence has been applied following the Public Sector Geospatial Agreement ‘presumption to publish’ process.

Datasets

Two datasets are available:

Article 4 Data: A spatial dataset with polygons for each area

PDNPA Article 4 documents dataset (geojson)

Article 4 Area document: A list of the sources for each Article 4 area

Article 4 area dataset (CSV)

Article 4 Direction

Name: Land at Bank House Farm, Hulme End

Organisation: Peak District National Park Authority
Reference: A4D10

Name: 1-4 High Street, Longnor

Organisation: Peak District National Park Authority
Reference: A4D12

Name: Land at Bank House Farm, Hulme End

Organisation: Peak District National Park Authority
Reference: A4D23

Name: The Old Rectory, Thorpe

Organisation: Peak District National Park Authority
Reference: A4D19

Name: Land at Summerhill, Upper Hulme

Organisation: Peak District National Park Authority
Reference: A4D25

Name: Land South of Yeld Wood, Baslow

Organisation: Peak District National Park Authority
Reference: A4D6

Name: Land at Ladywash Farm, Eyam

Organisation: Peak District National Park Authority
Reference: A4D8

Name: Ryecroft Farm, Thornhill

Organisation: Peak District National Park Authority
Reference: A4D18

Name: OS 2200 and 3600 at West Nab, Wortley

Organisation: Peak District National Park Authority
Reference: A4D15

Name: Land lying to south side of Monyash Road, Bakewell

Organisation: Peak District National Park Authority
Reference: A4D5

Name: Wye Cottage, Church Street, Ashford - in -the - water

Organisation: Peak District National Park Authority
Reference: A4D2

Name: Rocks Bar Farm, Upper Hulme

Organisation: Peak District National Park Authority
Reference: A4D20

Name: Burton Moor, Bakewell

Organisation: Peak District National Park Authority
Reference: A4D14

Name: Land at Summerhill, Upper Hulme

Organisation: Peak District National Park Authority
Reference: A4D24

Name: Emerald Farm, Macclesfield Forest

Organisation: Peak District National Park Authority
Reference: A4D13

Name: Wraggs Quarry, Beeley

Organisation: Peak District National Park Authority
Reference: A4D7

Name: Land at Clough Lane, Little Hayfield

Organisation: Peak District National Park Authority
Reference: A4D11

Name: Lees Cross Quarry, Stanton Lees

Organisation: Peak District National Park Authority
Reference: A4D16

Name: Heathylee Cottage, Wickenlow Lane, Quarnford

Organisation: Peak District National Park Authority
Reference: A4D9

Name: Land adjoining Rutland Works, Bakewell

Organisation: Peak District National Park Authority
Reference: A4D3

Name: Hawkslee Farm, Wincle

Organisation: Peak District National Park Authority
Reference: A4D22

Name: Land at Burnt Heath, Stoney Middleton

Organisation: Peak District National Park Authority
Reference: A4D17

Name: OS Parcel 6500 at Monyash Road, Over Haddon

Organisation: Peak District National Park Authority
Reference: A4D4

Name: Land at Lode Lane, Alstonefield

Organisation: Peak District National Park Authority
Reference: A4D1

Name: West of Red Lion Inn, Wensley

Organisation: Peak District National Park Authority
Reference: A4D21

Name: Middle Hay, Wardlow

Organisation: Peak District National Park Authority
Reference: A4D27

Name: Land at Brook Villa, Manchester Road, Tideswell

Organisation: Peak District National Park Authority
Reference: A4D26

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