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Change of use of service area to form external seating area for public house and installation of railings

The Wheatsheaf Inn 72 Portland Street Kilmarnock East Ayrshire KA1 1JG

DecidedReference: 21/0463/PPEast Ayrshire

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Application location

The Wheatsheaf Inn 72 Portland Street Kilmarnock East Ayrshire KA1 1JG

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Planning Permission
Received
18 Jun 2021
Validated
9 Aug 2021
Determination deadline
8 Oct 2021
Local authority
East Ayrshire

Application overview

Change of use of service area to form external seating area for public house and installation of railings

Proposal details

Reference
21/0463/PP
Alternative references
100430925-001
Ward
Kilmarnock West And Crosshouse
Agent
K D Paine & Associates

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision noticeDecision Notices · PDF23 Nov 2021View
Report of handlingReports (Public)17 Nov 2021View
Reneighbour notification planDrawing · PDF20 Oct 2021View
Neighbour notification planDrawing · PDF26 Aug 2021View
Approved proposed block planDrawing · PDF9 Aug 2021View
Approved existing block planDrawing · PDF9 Aug 2021View
Approved design and access statementReports (Public) · PDF18 Jun 2021View
Approved location planDrawing · PDF18 Jun 2021View
Application pdfApplication Form · PDF18 Jun 2021View
Approved proposed external seating areaDrawing · PDF18 Jun 2021View

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