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Change of use and alterations to office to form residential flat (part retrospective)

16 New Street Dalry North Ayrshire KA24 5AG

Approved subject to ConditionsReference: 25/00067/PPNorth Ayrshire

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  3. Application Validated Date

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  4. Latest Neighbour Consultation Date

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Application summary

Status
Approved subject to Conditions
Application type
Planning Permission (Full)
Received
11 Feb 2025
Validated
21 Feb 2025
Determination deadline
21 Apr 2025
Local authority
North Ayrshire

Application overview

Change of use and alterations to office to form residential flat (part retrospective)

Proposal details

Reference
25/00067/PP
Alternative references
100701132-001
Ward
Garnock Valley
Agent
James Harper Architect

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Application location

16 New Street Dalry North Ayrshire KA24 5AG

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision noticeDecision · PDF9 May 2025View
Report of handlingReport · PDF9 May 2025View
Proposed elevationsApproved Drawing · PDF8 May 2025View
Roads consultation responseConsultation Response · PDF10 Mar 2025View
Neighbour notificationNeighbour Notification List · PDF24 Feb 2025View
Photos of buildingOther · PDF21 Feb 2025View
Supporting statementReport · PDF14 Feb 2025View
Existing floor planApproved Drawing · PDF11 Feb 2025View
Existing elevationsApproved Drawing · PDF11 Feb 2025View
Location planApproved Drawing · PDF11 Feb 2025View
Proposed ground floor planApproved Drawing · PDF11 Feb 2025View
Application for planning permissionApplication Form · PDF11 Feb 2025View

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