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Change of Use from Class 1 (indoor stall market) to Class 6

Market 30 Bank Street Irvine North Ayrshire KA12 0AD

Application RefusedReference: 24/00417/PPNorth Ayrshire

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  1. Application Received Date

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  2. Standard Consultation Date

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  3. Application Validated Date

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  4. Latest Neighbour Consultation Date

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  7. Decision Issued Date

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Application summary

Status
Application Refused
Application type
Planning Permission (Full)
Received
15 May 2024
Validated
28 Jun 2024
Determination deadline
28 Aug 2024
Local authority
North Ayrshire

Application overview

Change of Use from Class 1 (indoor stall market) to Class 6

Proposal details

Reference
24/00417/PP
Alternative references
100669968-001
Ward
Irvine West

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Application location

Market 30 Bank Street Irvine North Ayrshire KA12 0AD

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
Lrb decision noticeLRB Decision · PDF8 Nov 2024View
Notice of reviewLocal Review Documents · PDF8 Oct 2024View
Decision noticeDecision · PDF23 Aug 2024View
Report of handlingReport23 Aug 2024View
Roads responseConsultation Response · PDF5 Aug 2024View
Neighbour notificationNeighbour Notification List · PDF1 Jul 2024View
Application for planning permissionApplication Form · PDF26 Jun 2024View
Plans showing turning points for vansRefused Drawing · PDF15 May 2024View
Letter describing history of buildingOther · PDF15 May 2024View
Location planRefused Drawing · PDF15 May 2024View
Plans showing road and servitude lane setupRefused Drawing · PDF15 May 2024View
Proposed plans section and detailsRefused Drawing · PDF15 May 2024View
Letter from road consultantReport · PDF15 May 2024View

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