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The proposal comprises the formation of a layby constructed of cellular grass paving which will be seeded. The layby will be separated from the carriageway by a 40mm upstand kerb. The layby will provide occasional access for Scottish Water Operatives to access the control equipment and pumps in the adjacent booster station.

Land Opposite Kirkton Cottage Kirkton Of Kingoldrum Kirriemuir

ApprovedReference: 13/00815/FULLAngus

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Land Opposite Kirkton Cottage Kirkton Of Kingoldrum Kirriemuir

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Full Local Application
Received
2 Sept 2013
Validated
4 Sept 2013
Determination deadline
3 Nov 2013
Local authority
Angus

Application overview

The proposal comprises the formation of a layby constructed of cellular grass paving which will be seeded. The layby will be separated from the carriageway by a 40mm upstand kerb. The layby will provide occasional access for Scottish Water Operatives to access the control equipment and pumps in the adjacent booster station.

Proposal details

Reference
13/00815/FULL
Alternative references
000070215-001
Ward
Kirriemuir & Dean
Agent
Souter Associates Ltd

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
APPROVED LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF30 Oct 2013View
APPROVED PROPOSED SITE PLANDrawing · PDF30 Oct 2013View
APPROVED EXISTING SITE PLANDrawing · PDF30 Oct 2013View
DECISION NOTICE (APPROVED)Decision Notice · PDF30 Oct 2013View
REPORT OF HANDLINGReport · PDF29 Oct 2013View
LETTER RE APPLICATION FEESupporting Information · PDF5 Sept 2013View
SUPPORTING STATEMENTSupporting Information2 Sept 2013View
APPLICATION FORM (FULL)Application Form · PDF2 Sept 2013View

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