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Alterations to Springfield Road and Springhill Road Barrhead involving: Re-design of the existing Springfield Road/Springhill Road junctions to include access for Netherlea Cottage and Netherton Farm; widening and realigning of Springfield Road and Springhill Road to form 6m wide carriageway and new 2m wide service strip; formation of pedestrian footway and shared use cycleway/footway on east side of Springhill Road; formation of junction bell-mouths and speed reduction tables; and associated ground works/surface water drainage systems/attenuation basins and street lighting and signage.

Springfield Road And Springhill Road Barrhead East Renfrewshire G78

DecidedReference: 2016/0764/TPEast Renfrewshire

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Springfield Road And Springhill Road Barrhead East Renfrewshire G78

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
23 Nov 2016
Validated
23 Nov 2016
Determination deadline
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Local authority
East Renfrewshire

Application overview

Alterations to Springfield Road and Springhill Road Barrhead involving: Re-design of the existing Springfield Road/Springhill Road junctions to include access for Netherlea Cottage and Netherton Farm; widening and realigning of Springfield Road and Springhill Road to form 6m wide carriageway and new 2m wide service strip; formation of pedestrian footway and shared use cycleway/footway on east side of Springhill Road; formation of junction bell-mouths and speed reduction tables; and associated ground works/surface water drainage systems/attenuation basins and street lighting and signage.

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2016/0764/TP
Agent
Mott MacDonald

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