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Demolition of Existing Bridge, Installation of New Bridge, Lift Towers and Ancillary Works including Hardstanding, Haul Road, Working Areas, Compounds and Access

Giffnock Railway Station Station Road Giffnock East Renfrewshire G46 6JF

UnknownReference: 2024/0472/PAREast Renfrewshire

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Application summary

Status
Unknown
Application type
Prior Approval Railway
Received
23 Sept 2024
Validated
23 Sept 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
East Renfrewshire

Application overview

Demolition of Existing Bridge, Installation of New Bridge, Lift Towers and Ancillary Works including Hardstanding, Haul Road, Working Areas, Compounds and Access

Proposal details

Reference
2024/0472/PAR
Ward
3 -Giffnock And Thornliebank

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Application location

Giffnock Railway Station Station Road Giffnock East Renfrewshire G46 6JF

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
Location planApproved Drawing · PDF5 Nov 2024View
Proposed down takingsApproved Drawing · PDF5 Nov 2024View
Proposed general arrangement plan platform levelApproved Drawing · PDF5 Nov 2024View
Proposed general arrangement plan bridge level.Approved Drawing · PDF5 Nov 2024View
Proposed general arrangement site plan and side elevationApproved Drawing · PDF5 Nov 2024View
Proposed drainage planApproved Drawing · PDF5 Nov 2024View
Proposed footbridge front elevation and section.Approved Drawing · PDF5 Nov 2024View
Proposed stair end elevation platform 1.Approved Drawing · PDF5 Nov 2024View
Proposed stair end elevation platform 2.Approved Drawing · PDF5 Nov 2024View
Proposed lift equipment room (LER)General arrangement platform 1 plan and seApproved Drawing · PDF5 Nov 2024View
Proposed lift equipment room (LER)General arrangement platform 2 plan and seApproved Drawing · PDF5 Nov 2024View
Proposed footbridge superstructure steelworks details.Approved Drawing · PDF5 Nov 2024View
Proposed platform 1 stair and landing superstructure steelworks details.Approved Drawing · PDF5 Nov 2024View
Proposed platform 2 stair and landing superstructure steelworks details.Approved Drawing · PDF5 Nov 2024View
Report of Handling - DelegatedReport of Handling - Delegated · PDF5 Nov 2024View
GrantedDecision Notice · PDF5 Nov 2024View

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Decision & conditions

Prior Approval Required - Granted
Granted
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