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Erection of sawmill shelter
Reference: 26/00562/PP North Ayrshire
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Status Pending Consideration
Application type Planning Permission (Full)
Received 24 Aug 2026
Validated 25 Aug 2026
Determination deadline 25 Oct 2026
Local authority North Ayrshire Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Erection of sawmill shelter
Proposal details
Reference 26/00562/PP
Alternative references 100765103-001
Ward Arran
Agent Alastair Howe Application location Eas Mor Ecology Eas Mor Waterfall Kildonan Isle Of Arran North Ayrshire KA27 8SF
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