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Erection of 3 cabins (for holiday let), formation of car parking (totalling 28 spaces) including electrical charge points, formation of access paths and renovations to existing village hall (as revised)

Ground To The North Of Blairmore Village Hall Blairmore Argyll And Bute PA23 8TJ

DecidedReference: 2022/0294/DETThe Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park

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Ground To The North Of Blairmore Village Hall Blairmore Argyll And Bute PA23 8TJ

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Detailed Planning Permission
Received
10 Oct 2022
Validated
7 Nov 2022
Determination deadline
6 Jan 2023
Local authority
The Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park

Application overview

Erection of 3 cabins (for holiday let), formation of car parking (totalling 28 spaces) including electrical charge points, formation of access paths and renovations to existing village hall (as revised)

Proposal details

Reference
2022/0294/DET
Alternative references
100543781-001
Ward
Cowal Ward
Agent
Agnes Harvey

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision Notice FinalDecision · PDF19 Mar 2026View
Delegated Report FinalRecommendation18 Mar 2026View
Location PlanPlan approved · PDF20 Dec 2023View
Site PlanPlan approved · PDF20 Dec 2023View
Parking Access PlanPlan approved · PDF20 Dec 2023View
Existing Site PlanPlan approved · PDF28 Oct 2022View
Hall Plan ExistingPlan approved · PDF28 Oct 2022View
Hall Elevations ExistingPlan approved · PDF28 Oct 2022View
Hall Elevations ProposedPlan approved · PDF28 Oct 2022View
Cabin DesignPlan approved · PDF10 Oct 2022View
Hall Rear RenovationPlan approved · PDF10 Oct 2022View

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