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Formation of driveway; Re-align front boundary and adjacent footway, including lowering of ground levels.

29 East Kilbride Road Busby East Renfrewshire G76 8JY

DecidedReference: 2020/0585/TPEast Renfrewshire

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
30 Sept 2020
Validated
23 Oct 2020
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
East Renfrewshire

Application overview

Formation of driveway; Re-align front boundary and adjacent footway, including lowering of ground levels.

Proposal details

Reference
2020/0585/TP
Alternative references
100312081-001
Ward
4 -Clarkston, Netherlee And Williamwood

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Application location

29 East Kilbride Road Busby East Renfrewshire G76 8JY

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Appeal DismissedAppeal Decision · PDF20 Apr 2021View
Soft Island detailRefused Drawing · PDF2 Dec 2020View
Local planRefused Drawing · PDF2 Dec 2020View
Visibility splay and turning head analysisRefused Drawing · PDF2 Dec 2020View
Proposed elevationRefused Drawing · PDF2 Dec 2020View
Proposed planRefused Drawing · PDF2 Dec 2020View
RefusedDecision Notice · PDF2 Dec 2020View
Report of Handling - CommitteeReport of Handling - Committee · PDF2 Dec 2020View
Roads response.Consultation response25 Nov 2020View
Busby Community CouncilConsultation response · PDF3 Nov 2020View
Application PDFApplication Form · PDF30 Sept 2020View

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Decision & conditions

Refused

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Appeal Dismissed Refused
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