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Erection of extension of Class 5 production facilities, with associated ancillary uses, parking, landscaping and miscellaneous infrastructure work
Reference: 17/00374/EIA North Ayrshire
Application location Site To South West Of Glengarnock Technology Centre Lochshore Industrial Estate Caledonian Road Glengarnock Beith Ayrshire
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Status Scoping/Screening Agreed
Application type Env Impact Assessment Scoping/Screening
Received 30 Mar 2017
Validated 6 Apr 2017
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority North Ayrshire Overview Location Documents Timeline Decision Application overview Erection of extension of Class 5 production facilities, with associated ancillary uses, parking, landscaping and miscellaneous infrastructure work
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Reference 17/00374/EIA
Ward Kilbirnie And Beith
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