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Erection of two dwellinghouses (Class 9) and formation of two access points and other infrastructure

Vacant Land At MacIntyre Crescent Cumnock Ayrshire

RegisteredReference: 26/0243/PPEast Ayrshire

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Application summary

Status
Registered
Application type
Planning Permission
Received
22 May 2026
Validated
9 Jul 2026
Determination deadline
8 Sept 2026
Local authority
East Ayrshire

Application overview

Erection of two dwellinghouses (Class 9) and formation of two access points and other infrastructure

Proposal details

Reference
26/0243/PP
Alternative references
100755417-001
Ward
Cumnock And New Cumnock
Agent
Resolve 360 Planning Ltd

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Application location

Vacant Land At MacIntyre Crescent Cumnock Ayrshire

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Response (ara flooding)Consultations (Public) · PDF24 Aug 2026View
Response (network rail)Consultations (Public) · PDF24 Aug 2026View
Response (ara)Consultations (Public) · PDF3 Aug 2026View
Nnplan 260243ppDrawing · PDF14 Jul 2026View
Nnlist 260243ppApplication Correspondence (Public) · PDF14 Jul 2026View
Existing site planDrawing · PDF23 Jun 2026View
Proposed site planDrawing · PDF23 Jun 2026View
Proposed elevationsDrawing · PDF23 Jun 2026View
Location planDrawing · PDF22 May 2026View
Proposed floor planDrawing · PDF22 May 2026View
Application formApplication Form · PDF22 May 2026View

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