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Construction of masonry entrance ramp and steps with protective barrier and handrails

John Knox Church High Street Stewarton East Ayrshire

DecidedReference: 24/0499/LBEast Ayrshire

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Listed Building
Received
23 Oct 2024
Validated
23 Oct 2024
Determination deadline
22 Dec 2024
Local authority
East Ayrshire

Application overview

Construction of masonry entrance ramp and steps with protective barrier and handrails

Proposal details

Reference
24/0499/LB
Alternative references
100689449-001
Ward
Annick
Agent
DACAS Design

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Application location

John Knox Church High Street Stewarton East Ayrshire

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
Approved with conditionsDecision Notices · PDF9 Dec 2024View
Report of handlingReports (Public) · PDF2 Dec 2024View
Kilmarnock standardPublic Notices · PDF8 Nov 2024View
Site notice (lb)Public Notices · PDF30 Oct 2024View
Approved proposed elevationsDrawing · PDF23 Oct 2024View
Approved proposed sectionsDrawing · PDF23 Oct 2024View
Approved cope detailsDrawing · PDF23 Oct 2024View
Approved site plan as existing and proposedDrawing · PDF23 Oct 2024View
Approved existing composite planDrawing · PDF23 Oct 2024View
Approved proposed ramp and external worksDrawing · PDF23 Oct 2024View
Application pdfApplication Form · PDF23 Oct 2024View
Approved location planDrawing · PDF23 Oct 2024View

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