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Re-roofing and cladding of existing clubhouse with associated external alterations and the retention and cladding of adjacent storage container.

Morton Park Football Pavilion Mill Avenue Kilmaurs East Ayrshire KA3 2NL

DecidedReference: 24/0559/PPEast Ayrshire

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Planning Permission
Received
28 Nov 2024
Validated
13 Jan 2025
Determination deadline
12 Mar 2025
Local authority
East Ayrshire

Application overview

Re-roofing and cladding of existing clubhouse with associated external alterations and the retention and cladding of adjacent storage container.

Proposal details

Reference
24/0559/PP
Alternative references
100693267-001
Ward
Annick

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Application location

Morton Park Football Pavilion Mill Avenue Kilmaurs East Ayrshire KA3 2NL

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision noticeDecision Notices · PDF14 Mar 2025View
Report of handlingReports (Public) · PDF12 Mar 2025View
Neighbour notification planDrawing · PDF18 Feb 2025View
Application formApplication Form · PDF13 Jan 2025View
Approved details of storage containerDrawing · PDF13 Dec 2024View
Approved block/location planDrawing · PDF12 Dec 2024View
Approved composite planDrawing · PDF28 Nov 2024View
Approved elevationsDrawing · PDF28 Nov 2024View
Approved supporting statement/materialsReports (Public)28 Nov 2024View

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