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Discharge of S.75 agreement which was initially put in place in 1999 in connection with planning permission 97/00653/PP and subsequently varied in 2012 in connection with planning permission 10/00212/PP

Sannox Sand Quarry Sannox Brodick Isle Of Arran North Ayrshire KA27 8JD

Approved with no ConditionsReference: 24/00327/ALONorth Ayrshire

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Application summary

Status
Approved with no Conditions
Application type
Discharge Legal Obligation
Received
15 Apr 2024
Validated
17 Apr 2024
Determination deadline
17 Jun 2024
Local authority
North Ayrshire

Application overview

Discharge of S.75 agreement which was initially put in place in 1999 in connection with planning permission 97/00653/PP and subsequently varied in 2012 in connection with planning permission 10/00212/PP

Proposal details

Reference
24/00327/ALO
Alternative references
100657165-001
Ward
Arran

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Sannox Sand Quarry Sannox Brodick Isle Of Arran North Ayrshire KA27 8JD

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision noticeDecision · PDF20 Mar 2025View
Report of handlingReport · PDF20 Mar 2025View
Arran aggregates confirmation of bondOther11 Feb 2025View
Neighbour notificationNeighbour Notification List · PDF18 Apr 2024View
20/00710 site planApproved Drawing · PDF15 Apr 2024View
Supporting statementReport · PDF15 Apr 2024View
S75 agreement sannox quarry (1999)Report · PDF15 Apr 2024View
Application for section 75Application Form · PDF15 Apr 2024View
S75 minute of variation (2012)Report · PDF15 Apr 2024View
2021 approved working planBackGround Papers · PDF15 Apr 2024View
Location planApproved Drawing · PDF15 Apr 2024View

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