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Upgrade and retention of 2 no. sections of permanent stone access track and 4 no. stone hardstands, associated drainage and the installation of 3 no. retaining walls

Land NW Coiregrogain And SW Loch Sloy Power Station Glen Sloy Inveruglas

DecidedReference: 2022/0079/DETThe Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park

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Land NW Coiregrogain And SW Loch Sloy Power Station Glen Sloy Inveruglas

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Detailed Planning Permission
Received
23 Mar 2022
Validated
23 Mar 2022
Determination deadline
22 May 2022
Local authority
The Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park

Application overview

Upgrade and retention of 2 no. sections of permanent stone access track and 4 no. stone hardstands, associated drainage and the installation of 3 no. retaining walls

Proposal details

Reference
2022/0079/DET
Alternative references
100543241-001
Ward
Lomond Ward

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision notice finalDecision · PDF25 May 2022View
Retaining Wall Details for Geogrid Type Wall with no tie backsPlan approved · PDF8 Apr 2022View
Details of Geogrid Retaining Wall with tie backsPlan approved · PDF8 Apr 2022View
Retaining Walls General Arrangement PlanPlan approved · PDF8 Apr 2022View
Landscape Design SheetPlan approved · PDF4 Apr 2022View
Environmental AppraisalDocument approved · PDF23 Mar 2022View
Landscape DetailsPlan approved · PDF23 Mar 2022View
Landscape Design Sheet 1 of 2Plan approved · PDF23 Mar 2022View
Landscape Design Sheet 2 of 2Plan approved · PDF23 Mar 2022View
Appendix 5.3: Biodiversity Net Gain AssessmentDocument approved · PDF23 Mar 2022View
Location PlanPlan approved · PDF23 Mar 2022View
Typical Access Track Detail- Above Level GroundPlan approved · PDF23 Mar 2022View
Typical Access Track Detail- In Level GroundPlan approved · PDF23 Mar 2022View
Typical Access Track Detail- Cut and Fill Sloped GroundPlan approved · PDF23 Mar 2022View

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