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Extension to provide Class 9H - Deposit Return Scheme (DRS) facilities, installation of trolley shelter and associated alterations to car park.

Lidl 38 High Glencairn Street Kilmarnock East Ayrshire KA1 4AD

DecidedReference: 21/0136/PPEast Ayrshire

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Application location

Lidl 38 High Glencairn Street Kilmarnock East Ayrshire KA1 4AD

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Planning Permission
Received
1 Mar 2021
Validated
20 Apr 2021
Determination deadline
19 Jun 2021
Local authority
East Ayrshire

Application overview

Extension to provide Class 9H - Deposit Return Scheme (DRS) facilities, installation of trolley shelter and associated alterations to car park.

Proposal details

Reference
21/0136/PP
Alternative references
100352356-002
Ward
Kilmarnock West And Crosshouse
Agent
Peter Meggat Smith Design Associates

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
Report of handlingReports (Public) · PDF17 Jun 2021View
Decision noticeDecision Notices · PDF17 Jun 2021View
Neighbour notification planDrawing · PDF28 Apr 2021View
Approved - existing site planDrawing · PDF20 Apr 2021View
Approved - existing floor planDrawing · PDF20 Apr 2021View
Approved - existing elevationsDrawing · PDF20 Apr 2021View
Approved - proposed site planDrawing · PDF20 Apr 2021View
Approved - proposed floor planDrawing · PDF20 Apr 2021View
Approved - proposed elevationsDrawing · PDF20 Apr 2021View
Approved - proposed trolley shelterDrawing · PDF20 Apr 2021View
Approved - location planDrawing · PDF30 Mar 2021View
Approved - planning statementOther · PDF1 Mar 2021View
Application formApplication Form · PDF1 Mar 2021View

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