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Scotland) Act 1997 and Related Legislation the Applications Listed May Be Viewed Online at Www FIFE COUNCIL PLANNING APPLICATIONS Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1997 and Related Legislation The applications listed may be viewed online at www. fifedirect.org.uk/planning. Comments can be made online or in writing to Fife Council, Planning Services, Fife House, North Street, Glenrothes, KY7 5LT within 21 days. 20/00102/FULL; 6 Drum Park, Lower Largo, Leven, Fife; Single storey extensions to rear of dwellinghouses 20/00101/CAC; 2A Ellice Place, St Andrews, Fife, KY16 9HU; Conservation Area Consent for complete demolition of dwellinghouse (retrospective) 20/00125/CAC; 5 Kinburn Place, Doubledykes Road, St Andrews, Fife; Conservation area consent for partial demolition of existing house (including extensions and garage) and complete demolition of outbuilding 20/00126/PPP; Camilla Farm, Auchtertool, Kirkcaldy, Fife; Planning permission in principle for erection of battery storage facility and associated access and landscaping (renewal of planning permission 17/00483/ PPP) 19/03653/FULL & 19/03660/LBC; Viewforth High School, Loughborough Road, Kirkcaldy, Fife; Erection of 82 dwellings and conversion of former school to form 14 dwellings as well as associated works including: demolition and downtaking of listed buildings; construction of access, roads and parking; drainage; landscaping and erection of walling and fencing 20/00129/FULL; 18 Bruce Street, Dunfermline, Fife, KY12 7AG; Installation of roller shutters (retrospective) 20/00100/LBC; 1 Bruce Square, Barnyards, Kilconquhar, Leven; Listed building consent for installation of replacement rooftiles (retrospective) 19/03679/ARC; Freescale Site, Dunlin Drive, Dunfermline, Fife; Masterplanning phasing documents for approval of matters specified by condition 2 (B) of planning permission 14/00809/PPP (amendment to 16/03359/ARC) 20/00031/ FULL; Sunnyhill, 4 Lade Braes, St Andrews, Fife; Rooflight to rear, and canopy and first floor balcony to front of dwellinghouse 19/03577/FULL; Flat 3, Crawford House, 132 North Street, St Andrews; Subdivision of one flatted dwelling to form three flatted dwellings and installation of rooflight 19/03437/FULL; Land to North of 1 Kinglassie Road, Auchterderran, Cardenden; Erection of 45 affordable residential dwellings (12 flatted dwellings and 33 dwellinghouses) with associated flood storage area, access, landscaping and infrastructure 19/03472/FULL; Qualtronic Ltd, Whitehill Industrial Estate, 72 Whitecraigs Road, Glenrothes; Change of use from open space to storage area including formation of hardstanding and erection of fencing 19/03647/LBC; 13 Rodger Street, Cellardyke, Anstruther, Fife; Listed Building Consent for alterations and extension to dwellinghouse and outbuilding 19/03575/LBC; Pratis House, Montrave, Kennoway, Leven; Listed building consent for internal and external alterations including erection of extension and formation of doorway and replacement windows and re-instatement of window opening 19/03127/FULL; 178 Jamphlars Road, Auchterderran, Cardenden, Lochgelly; Change of use from protected open space to allow erection of dwellinghouse, associated ancillary accommodation, garage, formation of hardstanding and associated infrastructure 19/03244/FULL; 69 Woodhead Street, High Valleyfield, Dunfermline, Fife; Change of use from public open space to private garden ground, extension to side of dwellinghouse and erection of fence (part retrospect) 19/03616/LBC; Coates House, Upper Largo, Leven, Fife; Listed Building Consent for internal alterations to the lower ground floor to remove walls and create a new wine storage area 20/00041/FULL; The Manse, 20 Church Place, Upper Largo, Leven; Amendment to window to form door and formation of access in existing rear garden wall 20/00070/FULL; Ground Floor, 63 Abbey Wall Road, Pittenweem, Anstruther; Installation of replacement windows 19/03599/FULL & 19/03600/LBC; Old Union Building, 77 - 83 North Street, St Andrews, Fife; Installation of replacement first floor link bridge, ramps, replacement rooftiles, replacement flat roof, installation of door and repairs to windows 20/00073/FULL; Store No 1, Shorehead, St Andrews, Fife; Erection of two single storey storage sheds (Class 6) 20/00063/FULL; Land to the East of Luthrie Bank Farm, Luthrie, Fife; Erection of dwellinghouse, formation of access and hardstanding (demolition of existing building) 20/00098/LBC; St Salvators Hall, The Scores, St Andrews, Fife; Listed building consent for installation of dormer extension to rear, installation of 6no. replacement rooflights, installation of extraction fans, removal of ventilation ductwork and rooflight and internal alterations to layout including formation of mezzanine.
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