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Increase height of front fence, wall and driveway gates to a maximum of 1.8m and increase front entrance gate and fence to 1.2m (Retrospective)

Arrandale 2 Gauchalland Farm B744 From Brewland Street Galston To C103 At Millands Cottage Galston East Ayrshire KA4 8LF

DecidedReference: 21/0387/PPEast Ayrshire

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Application location

Arrandale 2 Gauchalland Farm B744 From Brewland Street Galston To C103 At Millands Cottage Galston East Ayrshire KA4 8LF

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Planning Permission
Received
24 May 2021
Validated
8 Jun 2021
Determination deadline
7 Aug 2021
Local authority
East Ayrshire

Application overview

Increase height of front fence, wall and driveway gates to a maximum of 1.8m and increase front entrance gate and fence to 1.2m (Retrospective)

Proposal details

Reference
21/0387/PP
Alternative references
100395650-001
Ward
Irvine Valley

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision noticeDecision Notices · PDF4 Apr 2022View
Report of handling (roh)Reports (Public)31 Mar 2022View
Reneighbour notification planDrawing · PDF30 Sept 2021View
Approved - amended site planDrawing · PDF9 Sept 2021View
Approved - amended location planDrawing · PDF23 Aug 2021View
Neighbour notification planDrawing · PDF22 Jun 2021View
Application pdf (revised description)Application Form · PDF8 Jun 2021View
Road (access)Photo24 May 2021View
Fence alterationPhoto24 May 2021View
Fence alterationPhoto24 May 2021View
Height increase (entrance details)Photo24 May 2021View
Completed worksPhoto24 May 2021View

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