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Formation of rear dormer with balcony, formation of rear facing rooflight, conversion of rear garage to form detached ancillary building containing gym with external alterations and erection of security gate and fence

1 Burnside Place Port Glasgow Road Kilmacolm PA13 4ET

Granted Subject To ConditionsReference: 25/0143/ICInverclyde

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Application location

1 Burnside Place Port Glasgow Road Kilmacolm PA13 4ET

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Application summary

Status
Granted Subject To Conditions
Application type
Full Planning Application
Received
14 Aug 2025
Validated
17 Sept 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Inverclyde

Application overview

Formation of rear dormer with balcony, formation of rear facing rooflight, conversion of rear garage to form detached ancillary building containing gym with external alterations and erection of security gate and fence

Proposal details

Reference
25/0143/IC
Alternative references
100722825-001
Ward
Ward 1 - Inverclyde East
Agent
Danny Macdonald

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
Existing Lower Ground and Ground Floor PlansApproved Drawing · PDF12 Nov 2025View
Existing First and Attic Floor PlansApproved Drawing · PDF12 Nov 2025View
Existing Roof PlanApproved Drawing · PDF12 Nov 2025View
Existing ElevationsApproved Drawing · PDF12 Nov 2025View
Existing ElevationApproved Drawing · PDF12 Nov 2025View
Existing Section A - AApproved Drawing · PDF12 Nov 2025View
Proposed Section A - AApproved Drawing · PDF12 Nov 2025View
Location PlanApproved Drawing · PDF12 Nov 2025View
Proposed Lower Ground and Ground Floor PlansApproved Drawing · PDF12 Nov 2025View
Proposed First and Attic Floor PlansApproved Drawing · PDF12 Nov 2025View
Proposed Roof PlanApproved Drawing · PDF12 Nov 2025View
Proposed ElevationsApproved Drawing · PDF12 Nov 2025View
Proposed ElevationsApproved Drawing · PDF12 Nov 2025View
Granted Subject to ConditionsDecision · PDF12 Nov 2025View
Report of Handling - DelegatedReport · PDF12 Nov 2025View
Full Planning ApplicationApplication Form · PDF17 Sept 2025View

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Decision & conditions

Granted Subject To Conditions

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Granted Subject to Conditions
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