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Change of use of open space to private garden ground and erection of boundary fence

76 Dryburgh Hill East Kilbride G74 1JA

DecidedReference: EK/16/0393South Lanarkshire

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Detailed planning application
Received
15 Nov 2016
Validated
12 Dec 2016
Determination deadline
12 Feb 2017
Local authority
South Lanarkshire

Application overview

Change of use of open space to private garden ground and erection of boundary fence

Proposal details

Reference
EK/16/0393
Alternative references
100031274-001
Ward
08 East Kilbride Central North
Agent
Gary Murray

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Application location

76 Dryburgh Hill East Kilbride G74 1JA

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Important notes revised form2P-Application Mail12 Apr 2017View
Compliance with conditions letterP-Application Mail12 Apr 2017View
Decision notice - grant conditional planning permissionP-Application Mail12 Apr 2017View
Officer reportP-Application Mail6 Apr 2017View
Approved - site planP-Plans · PDF5 Apr 2017View
Approved - site plan 76 dryburgh hillP-Plans · PDF6 Feb 2017View
Neighbour notification notice (new)P-Application Mail14 Dec 2016View
Neighbour notification notice - amendedP-Application Mail14 Dec 2016View
Valid letterP-Application Mail12 Dec 2016View
Neighbour notification notice (new)P-Application Mail12 Dec 2016View
Application formP - Application Form · PDF9 Dec 2016View
Approved - location and block plan - drg l(0-) 01P-Plans · PDF9 Dec 2016View
Land ownership certificateP - Application Form · PDF9 Dec 2016View
R - application formP-R-Application Form · PDF17 Nov 2016View
Invalid application letterP-Application Mail17 Nov 2016View
Invalid application letterP-Application Mail17 Nov 2016View
Neighbours notifiedGeneral Documents16 Nov 2016View
Neighbour notification mapGeneral Documents16 Nov 2016View
Application summaryP-Application Mail · PDF16 Nov 2016View

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Decision & conditions

Application approved
Decision notice - grant conditional planning permission
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