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Ref No Area Site Site 2 Size 0001 Annbank Privick Mill Road 7.1 hectares 0002 Ayr Abbothill Road 8.09 hectares 0003 Lendalfoot Adjact to Roseland Cottage 0.8 hectares 0004 Tarbolton NW Tarbolton 5.55 hectares 0005 Dundonald Main Street 2.362 hectares 0006 Monkton Whiteside Farm Tarbolton Road 8.5 hectares 0007 Ayr East Sanquhar Farm 0008 Girvan Girvan Health Centre Ioga Henrietta Street 0.28 hectares 0009 Girvan Davidson Cottage Hospital The Avenue 0.39 hectares 0010 Ayr Seafield Doonfoot Road 2.7 hectares 0011 Ayr Former Alexanders Sawmill site Heathfield Road 0012 Ayr East Park Road 21 acre 0013 Monkton Adamton House Baird Road 6.97 hectares 0014 Ayr Holmston and Whitefordhill 12.3 hectares 0015 Ayr Old Farm Road Heathfield 1.019 hectares 0016 Ayr Longhill Avenue/High Maybole Road 20 acres 0017 Prestwick Prestwick East 0018 Symington Tarbolton Road, Bogend NS 398 322 4.5 hectares 0019 Kirkoswald A77 Blawearie Road NS 240 077 GB 3.2 hectares 0020 Kirkoswald Land adjacent to nothern settlement boundary of Kirkoswald NS 240 077 GB 7.9 hectares 0021 Kirkoswald Land south of A77 west of Kirkbrae NS 238074 GB 0.4 hectares 0022 Maidens Land east of caravan park Kirkoswald Road NS 217 081 GB 5.6 hectares 0023 Maidens Land to rear if Ardlochan Road NS 219 084 GB 1.7 hectares 0024 Maidens Land at north east Maidens Ardlochan Road NS 219 086 GB 2.3 hectares 0025 Turnberry Land adjacent to Kirkoswald Road A77 NS 203 054 GB 1.2 hectares 0026 Turnberry Land north of Kirkoswald Road (A77) and left of Station Road NS 206 055 GB 3.5 hectares 0027 Turnberry Land north of Kirkoswald Road (A77) and right of former railway line NS 207 055 GB 7.2 hectares 0028 Ballantrae Land east of Main Street NX 085 827 GB 8.5 hectares 0029 Ballantrae Land north east of Church Street NX 086 825 GB 1.9 hectares Ref No Area Site Site 2 Size 0030 Ballantrae Land northern side of B7044 NX 093 826 GB 4 hectares 0031 Mossblown Land at Shacklehill Farm NS 414 252 GB 5.9 hectares 0032 Annbank Land to North western settlement boundary NS 407 236 GB 19.3 hectares 0033 Mossblown Land adjacent to western settlement boundary NS 397 248 GB 2.3 hectares 0034 Tarbolton Land adjacent to western settlement boundary NS 427 267 GB 11 hectares approx 0035 Minishant Land at Minishant 25 hectares 0036 Kirkoswald Land at Kirkoswald 0037 Ayr Mosshill Industrial Estate 27 hectares 0038 Symington Land at Townend Brae 7.7 hectares 0039 Symington Land at Townend Terrace 1.58 hectares 0040 Coylton Coylton Expansion Area 410190 25.3 hectares 0041 Doonfoot Alloway Mill NS 326 187 0.75 hectares 0042 Monkton Adamton Estate 1.4065 hectares 0043 Ballantrae Land adjacent to 1 Main Street/A77 55 066 11 N / 05 00 15 W 0.5 hectare 0044 Ayr Fulshaw Wood Farm near Whitletts roundabout NS 369 232 21.5 hectare 0045 Ayr Wheatpark Field between A77 and B743 NS 3675 2345 3.26 hectare 0046 Troon 72 Templehill 0047 Annbank Land at Weston Avenue 2.627 hectare 0048 Monkton Adamton Estate Site 1 and 2 0049 Minishant Land at Grange Farm 0050 Old Dailly Hawkhill Road 0051 Ayr The Hannah Institute 4.51 hectare 0052 Loans Robertlaun Farm 1.29 hectare 0053 Maybole 3 Welltrees Street NS 2909 0.1 hectare 0054 Sundrum Garton 240085 620089 1.9 hectare 0055 A Tarbolton Land off Ayr Road/B703 0055 B Tarbolton Land between Westport/west of Croft Street 0055 C Tarbolton Land north of Ayr Road/south of Langlands Drive, 0055 D Tarbolton Land south of Garden Street Ref No Area Site Site 2 Size 0055 E Tarbolton Land south of James Street/Mansefield Road 0056 Tarbolton Industrial Site off Ayr Road 0057 Lendalfoot Straid Farm NX 1339906 10.7 hectare 0058 Monkton Monktonhill Estate 197.9 hectare 0059 Ayr Lands of Glenparks 237016 618487 60.87 hectare 0060 Ayr Lands of Mosshill 237200 617300 12.14 hectare 0061 Symington Dyke Farm 239100 632500 0.9 hectare 0062 Symington Dyke Farm 238900 632500 26.38 hectare 0063 Symington Bogend Toll 239500 632200 1.2 hectare 0064 Ayr Lands of Blairston Mains Farm 233373 616508 7.92 hectare 0065 Minishant Former Playing Field NS 332 145 0.70 hectare 0066 Ballantrae Land east of A77 with in boundary of Ballantrae NX 085 827 GB 8.5 hectare 0067 Maybole Ruglen, Kilkerran NS 299 044 0.50 hectare 0068 Girvan Field to west of Girvan Mains steading NX 187 993 8.8 hectare 0069 Girvan Field to north of Girvan settlement boundary NX 186 989 8.65 hectare 0070 Ayr Former works, Somerset Road NS 345 227 1.2 hectare 0071 Girvan Bourtreehall NX 188 982 0.4 hectare 0072 Coylton Hole Road (East) Coylton 240619 0.47 hectare 0073 Prestwick Annfield Road 234626 0.21 hectare 0074 Troon Union Street 231631 0.1 hectare 0075 Tarbolton Land at Ayr Road 1 hectare 0076 Maybole Land at Loaning 3.3 hectare 0077 Ayr Dunure Road NS3118SE 47.51 Hectare 0078 Ayr Cloverhill Farm (Masonhill) NS359204 20 hectare 0079 Coylton Corsehill Farm / Meadowhill Farm NS417 195 / NS422 201 44 hectare 0080 Girvan Woodland Farm NX 168 948 2.1 hectare 0081 Girvan Woodland Farm NX 178 954 0.75 hectare 0082 Symington Former Fairfield Nursery LIP/1660/053 6 hectare 0083 Turnberry Land adjacent (A719) Maidens Road NS 202 054 29.30 hectare Ref No Area Site Site 2 Size 0084 Symington Land adjacent Symington Road South NS 385 312 27.144 ha 0085 Tarbolton Westport/Croft Street NS 427 274 46.846 ha 0086 Straiton Land to east of Knockbreck Road NS 383 051 6.660ha 0087 Prestwick 3 Midton Road NS 351 261 1.354ha 0088 Kirkoswald Land to north and west of Merkland Place NS 072 246 9.983ha 0089 Maybole Land within grounds St.John Cottage Kirkmichael Road NS 305 103 31.264ha 0089 Maybole Haulage and Storage Yard Alloway Road NS 303 104 23.816ha 0089 Maybole Land at Lyonston Farm south of A77 NS 308 104 22.91ha 0090 Minishant Land to rear of Merrick Crescent / Nursery Square NS 325 139 44.97ha 0091 Mossblown Land to north of Mauchline Road adjacent to Temple House NS 407 251 81.111ha 0091 Mossblown Land to north and west of Drumley House NS 405 251 74.02ha 0092 Fisherton Land to South of Ayr Road NS 273 174 10.892ha 0092 Fisherton Land to north of Ayr Road NS 274 174 11.745ha 0093 Kirkmichael Land accessed from Bolstlye Road to rear of Meadowbank Place NS 345 084 36.899ha 0094 Dundonald Land to north of A750 NS 368 348 13.22ha 0094 Dundonald Land to south A750 NS 368 349 / NS372 339 25.17ha / 30.447ha 0094 Dundonald Land to south of A759 NS 366 352 19.8ha 0094 Dundonald Land between A750 and A730 NS371 346 / NS372 344 4.33ha / 11.52ha 0095 Crosshill Land to south Kirkmichael Road NS 329 065 51.501ha 0096 Coylton Land to the west of Manse Road NS 423 198 27.018ha 0096 Coylton Land off B742 NS 425 192 45.504ha 0097 Coylton Land to north of Barclaugh Drive NS 406 202 40.0ha 0097 Coylton Land to south of Sundrum Holiday Park NS 407 205 78.675ha 0097 Coylton Land adjacent to Barclaugh Drive NS 404 204 2.57ha 0098 Ayr Peebles Street NS 338 228 3.9ha 0099 Ayr Fullerton Street NS 337 218 6.618ha 0100 Annbank Land adjacent to Weston Avenue NS 407 232 0.71ha 0100 Annbank Land leading to brocklehill Avenue NS 407 224 2.46ha 0101 Girvan Black neul Woodland Farm NX 170 951 3.3ha Ref No Area Site Site 2 Size 0102 Ballantrae Finnarts Bay Glenapp NX 052 727 30.4ha 0103 Monkton Aitkenview, 129 Tarbolton Road 237 003 E 627 715 N 1ha 0104 Monkton Former HMS Gannet NS 36 27 14ha 0105 Ayr Heathfield Trading Estate and Wheatpark Place, Heathfield Aerodrome NS 3647 2371 10ha 0106 Ayr Peebles Street NS338227 0.2405ha 0107 Monkton Tarbolton Road NS 35 27 2ha 0108 Ayr Cunning Park Phase 2 Doonfoot Road NS 328 197 11.5ha 0109 Troon Land at Silverglades Monktonhill Road E 233979m N 629649m 0.39ha 0110 Maidens Raemor Kirkoswald Road E 222295m N 608019m 0.66ha 0111 Dundonald Land to east of Dundonald Primary School NS 368350 15.88ha 0112 Coylton Barngore E 241471 N 619200 14ha 0113 Prestwick Glenburn Annex and Glenburn House Sherwood Road / Gelnburn Road 0.98ha 0114 Ayr Land at Auchincruive NS 388 234 246ha 0115 Ayr Heathfield Retail Park NS 362 237 8.316ha 0116 Maybole Tunnoch E 230752 N 610006 37ha 0117 Braston Land between A713 and A70 E 236380 N6198810 250ha 0118 Dailly Field south-west side of The Loanings E 227102m N 601422m 0.621ha 0119 Girvan Land between A77 and B734 E 219477m N 598700m 3.7ha 0120 Girvan Land to south of Coalpots Road and east of A714 E 2192212m N597089m 2ha 0121 Ballantrae Broombank NX 824 087 0.8 ha 1.9ha 0122 Ballantrae Heronsford NX 834 122 0.4ha 0123 Ayr 22/26 Maybole Road 0.16ha 0124 Ayr 28 Fort Street 0.11ha 0125 Dailly Land to south between Merkland Farm and Dailly Cemetery E 227155m N601152m 4.85ha 0126 Girvan Land east of Coalpots Road and Torcy Way E 219212m N597089m 2.67ha 0127 Girvan Land at Shallochpark south of A77, west of A714 E 218409m N 596339 2.78ha 0128 Crosshill Dalduff Farm E 237 003 N 627 715 1.5ha 0129 Pinmore Barbae Farm East E 223 400 N 593 199 40ha 0130 Alloway Doonbank Farm E 232 567 N 618 432 4ha Ref No Area Site Site 2 Size 0131 Ayr Nethermills Dam 1ha 0132 Troon Land at Dundonald Road Muirhead 80 acres 0133 Maybole Land to South of Culzean Road 6.9ha 0134 Craigie Land at western edge of village 0135 Maybole Schoolhouse Field, Kilkerran NS295042 0.45ha 0136 Ayr Land at South Mains NS367174 15.216ha 0137 Coylton Laighpark E 204220 N 619555 21 ha 0138 Tarbolton Ground at Hallrig Farm between Croft Street and Westport 0139 Alloway Kilkee, Shanterway 0140 Lendalfoot Land between Ardwell and Straid 0141 Craigie Craigiehill Quarry NS423327 11.2ha 0142 Dundonald Guilliland 2 acres 0143 Ayr Holmston House, Holmston Road 0144 Ayr Taylor Street Depot, Green Street Lane 0145 Prestwick Links Road 0146 Ayr Walker Road Depot, Walker Road 0147 Ayr Belleisle House Hotel, Doonfoot Road 0148 Ayr Dunlop Terrace 0149 Ayr Former Mainholm Academy, Mainholm Road 0150 Ayr River Terrace 0151 Ayr Library HQ, Green Street 0152 Girvan Depot, Bridge Street 0153 Ayr Seafield 0154 Troon Marr College, Dundonald Road 0155 Girvan Girvan Town House, Knockcushan Street 0156 Ayr Riverside House, 21 River Terrace Ayr 0157 St Quivox B7035 0158 Coylton Gallowhill Farm, Coylton NS 412197 0159 Ayr Carbieston Mains by Ayr NS 422194 Ref No Area Site Site 2 Size 0160 Monkton Monkton - Kilmarnock Road 0161 Turnberry Turnberry 0162 Symington Symington Stockbridge and Greenacres .
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  • Barrhill Community Action Plan 2017 - 2022 Making Our Natural Resources Work for the Benefit of the Whole Community

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    Barrhill Community Action Plan 2017 - 2022 Making our Natural Resources Work for the Benefit of the Whole Community Managed by; Barrhill Community Council (BCC) in conjunction with The Barrhill Community Interest Company (BCIC) Barrhill Community Action Plan u Introduction: u Background: Barrhill Community Council decided to update the Community Action Plan (CAP), Two previous reports supported by research were prepared for the village of Barrhill which was originally produced in 2008. Consultants were commissioned to prepare and the immediate surrounding areas. The Horizons Group produced the ‘Barrhill a review of the previous Barrhill CAP and carry out a community wide survey of Community Appraisal’ in 2007 and this was followed a year later with the ‘Barrhill residents and interviews with key stakeholders. Community Futures Community Action Plan 2008 – 2011’. There are also previous studies that specifically looked at tourism and leisure opportunities associated with This would result in the provision of an updated Community Action Plan, which the the ongoing development of windfarms in the locality. Community Council would review, prior to the production of a CAP Information brochure. The final publication would be used to inform the local community as well Much has been achieved in Barrhill since the date of the last report but there are still as potential funding agencies and would be available for individuals and businesses some key issues, which have had both positive and negative impacts on the village who may be considering relocating to the area. and its residents. This new report focuses on the views, aspirations and expectations of the community as a whole and seeks to create a vision for improved development The Barrhill CAP is split into four sections as follows: and an enhanced atmosphere of conciliation and co-operation.