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List of Planning Applications Received 22 March 2021 - 26 March 2021 PUBLIC Steve Rogers – Head of Economy and Development Kirkbank, English Street, Dumfries, DG1 2HS Telephone (01387) 260199 - Fax (01387) 260188 Weekly List of Applications Received List of Planning Applications received 22 March 2021 - 26 March 2021 For information regarding applications please contact the case officer. Please note that full details of these applications can be viewed via our website www.dumgal.gov.uk/planning Notice to Members only – The “Call-in” period for the applications which are included on this list expires on (21 April 2021) Any “call in” requests by Members should be made on material planning grounds and sent by email to [email protected] List Issue Date: 31 March 2021 Application Date Of Applicant Agent Location Proposal Ward Officer Number Validation OS Grid Ref. 21/0067/FUL 11.03.2021 Mr Philip WBC Drawings Plot 4 ERECTION OF Stranraer And Mary Mitchell Harrington Lockside South Cliff DWELLINGHOUSE AND The Rhins Waterside House 38 Leigh Street Portpatrick GARAGE BUILDING AND Pincock Street Wigan Stranraer FORMATION OF ACCESS E:200021 Euxton WN1 3BE DG9 8LE N:553886 PR7 6LR 1 PUBLIC PUBLIC Application Date Of Applicant Agent Location Proposal Ward Officer Number Validation OS Grid Ref. 21/0466/FUL 16.03.2021 Mr Ruben Hens McGowan Miller Milton Mill ERECTION OF Mid Galloway Billy Murray Milton Mill Construction Glenluce DWELLINGHOUSE And Wigtown Milton Consultants Newton Stewart (INCLUDING DEMOLITION West Glenluce 36 George Street DG8 0JJ OF EXISTING DG8 0JJ Dumfries DWELLINGHOUSE) E:221401 DG1 1EH N:554437 21/0513/FUL 18.03.2021 Dumfries and Podium Surveying 16 Harbour Street INSTALLATION OF Mid Galloway Claire Kirk Galloway Housing LLP Creetown FRENCH DOORS WITHIN And Wigtown Partnership The Biscuit DG8 7JJ EXISTING WINDOW West Grierson House Factory OPENING ON REAR The Crichton Unit 307 ELEVATION AND E:247474 Bankend Road Drummond Road INSTALLATION OF 11 NO. N:558640 Dumfries London REPLACEMENT DG1 4ZS SE16 4DG WINDOWS 21/0534/FUL 22.03.2021 Mr Chris Baldry Robert Fiskin 28 Agnew Crescent INSTALLATION OF Mid Galloway Tracy 30 Agnew Dunvegan Wigtown REPLACEMENT WINDOW And Wigtown Carnegie Crescent Station Road DG8 9DT AND DOOR ON NORTH West Wigtown Wigtown WEST ELEVATION AND Newton Stewart DG8 9DZ REPAINTING OF E:243220 DG8 9DT DWELLING N:555119 2 PUBLIC PUBLIC Application Date Of Applicant Agent Location Proposal Ward Officer Number Validation OS Grid Ref. 21/0535/LBC 22.03.2021 Mr Chris Baldry Robert Fiskin 28 & 30 Agnew INSTALLATION OF Mid Galloway Tracy 30 Agnew Dunvegan Crescent REPLACEMENT WINDOW And Wigtown Carnegie Crescent Station Road Wigtown AND DOOR TO NORTH West Wigtown Wigtown DG8 9DT WEST ELEVATION OF Newton Stewart DG8 9DZ DWELLING, REPAINTING E:243220 DG8 9DT OF DWELLING AND N:555119 INTERNAL ALTERATIONS TO BRING ABOUT CHANGE OF USE OF 2 DWELLINGS TO 1 DWELLING 21/0589/FUL 19.03.2021 Mr & Mrs A CP Design 5 Orchard Road ERECTION OF Mid Galloway Tracy Sutherland 43 Belmont Dunragit EXTENSION TO SOUTH And Wigtown Carnegie 5 Orchard Road Crescent DG9 8PP WEST ELEVATION OF West Dunragit Stranraer DWELLING DG9 8PP DG9 7BW E:214988 N:557647 3 PUBLIC PUBLIC Application Date Of Applicant Agent Location Proposal Ward Officer Number Validation OS Grid Ref. 21/0139/LBC 08.03.2021 Drax Carsfad Power REMOVAL OF EXISTING Dee And Mary Mitchell Glenlee Power Station SCREEN CLEANER AND Glenkens Station St Johns Town Of ASSOCIATED Glenlee Dalry EQUIPMENT AND E:260491 New Galloway Castle Douglas INSTALLATION OF N:585488 DG7 3SF DG7 3ST REPLACEMENT SCREEN CLEANER AND ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT 21/0356/S42 04.03.2021 Ascent Legal Savills Drumloch ERECTION OF A Dee And Claire Eckstein Scotland as 163 West George Craig Farm DWELLINGHOUSE Glenkens Agents for Bank of Street Glenlochar (WITHOUT COMPLIANCE Scotland plc Glasgow Castle Douglas WITH CONDITION 2 OF E:269492 150 St Vincent G2 2JJ PLANNING PERMISSION N:567912 Street 95/P/2/0181 TO ALLOW Glasgow OCCUPATION BY A G25NE PARTY OTHER THAN PERSONS EMPLOYED LOCALLY FULL-TIME IN AGRICULTURE OR FORESTRY OR DEPENDANTS OF SUCH PERSONS) (SECTION 42) 4 PUBLIC PUBLIC Application Date Of Applicant Agent Location Proposal Ward Officer Number Validation OS Grid Ref. 21/0423/FUL 18.03.2021 Mr P Ansbro Robert Potter and Former Courthouse INSTALLATION OF 3NO. Dee And Claire Kirk Rocky Point Partners LLP High Street REPLACEMENT Glenkens Sandgreen 49 Newall Terrace Kirkcudbright WINDOWS AND Gatehouse Of Dumfries DG6 4JW ALTERATION TO 1 NO. E:268143 Fleet DG1 1LN EXISTING WINDOW N:550897 Castle Douglas DG7 2DU 21/0555/FUL 17.03.2021 Mrs Janet Gibson DLAS Mark Corner ERECTION OF Dee And Claire Kirk Mark Corner Kimkerrick Twynholm EXTENSION TO EXISTING Glenkens Twynholm Kirkbean Kirkcudbright PORCH ON SOUTH Kirkcudbright Dumfries DG6 4PR ELEVATION OF E:265813 DG6 4PR DG2 8BH DWELLINGHOUSE N:556589 21/0438/FUL 15.03.2021 Mr Dermid Sigley 19 King Street CHANGE OF USE FROM Castle Douglas Carla Sigleys Castle Douglas HOT FOOD TAKEAWAY And Livingstone 19 King Street DG7 1AA TO FORM FLATTED Crocketford Castle Douglas DWELLINGHOUSE AT DG7 1AA GROUND FLOOR LEVEL E:276649 N:562625 5 PUBLIC PUBLIC Application Date Of Applicant Agent Location Proposal Ward Officer Number Validation OS Grid Ref. 21/0549/FUL 22.03.2021 R Davidson + South Park ERECTION OF Castle Douglas Jamie Sons Ltd Lochfoot WORKSHOP And Mackenzie Southpark Dumfries Crocketford 1 Ashbank DG2 8NH Lochfoot E:290604 Dumfries N:573933 DG2 8NQ 21/0567/FUL 18.03.2021 Mr Donald Dunlop EA Design Dunedin ALTERATIONS Castle Douglas Claire Kirk Dunedin Cedar Gales Whitepark Road INCLUDING RAISING OF And Whitepark Road Craigenquarroch Castle Douglas ROOF HEIGHT AND Crocketford Castle Douglas Lochans DG7 1QA FORMATION OF DORMER DG7 1QA Stranraer WINDOWS TO EAST AND E:276821 DG9 9BJ WEST ELEVATIONS OF N:561691 EXISTING DOMESTIC GARAGE 21/0524/PIP 11.03.2021 Mr David Laurence Wilson The White House ERECTION OF Abbey Mary Mitchell Georgeson Park House 314 High Street DWELLINGHOUSE White House 58 Gillbrae Dalbeattie E:283536 314 High Street Dumfries DG5 4DS N:560393 Dalbeattie DG1 4BP DG5 4DS 6 PUBLIC PUBLIC Application Date Of Applicant Agent Location Proposal Ward Officer Number Validation OS Grid Ref. 21/0536/FUL 22.03.2021 Elk Construction Aitken Turnbull Land West Of ERECTION OF A Abbey Judith Turnbull Langhaugh House Architects Murrayfield DWELLINGHOUSE AND Langhaugh 9 Bridge Place Rockcliffe FORMATION OF E:285292 Industrial Estate Galashiels VEHICULAR ACCESS AND N:553577 Galashiels TD1 1SN TRACK TD1 2AJ 21/0557/FUL 16.03.2021 G M Thomson & Technical 3 Craigieside INSTALLATION OF 6 Abbey Beth Halliday Co Architectural New Abbey REPLACEMENT DOUBLE 35 Buccleuch Services DG2 8DX GLAZED TIMBER AND E:296073 Street Old School House UPVC SASH AND CASE N:566387 Dumfries Castlehillgate WINDOWS DG1 2AB Lochmaben Lockerbie DG11 1NT 21/0597/LBC 19.03.2021 James Kingan & Technical 4 The Square REPLACEMENT OF FOUR Abbey Dave Cartmell Sons Ltd Architectural New Abbey EXISTING UPVC Townhead Services DG2 8BX WINDOWS WITH FOUR E:296278 Sawmill Old School House TIMBER SLIDING SASH N:566247 New Abbey Castlehillgate AND CASE WINDOWS ON Dumfries Lochmaben SOUTH ELEVATION OF DG2 8DU Lockerbie DWELLINGHOUSE DG11 1NT 7 PUBLIC PUBLIC Application Date Of Applicant Agent Location Proposal Ward Officer Number Validation OS Grid Ref. 21/0604/FUL 22.03.2021 James Kingan & Technical 4 The Square REPLACEMENT OF FOUR Abbey Dave Cartmell Sons Ltd Architectural New Abbey EXISTING UPVC Townhead Services DG2 8BX WINDOWS WITH FOUR E:296278 Sawmill Old School House TIMBER SLIDING SASH N:566247 New Abbey Castlehillgate AND CASE WINDOWS ON Dumfries Lochmaben SOUTH ELEVATION OF DG2 8DU Lockerbie DWELLINGHOUSE DG11 1NT 21/0346/FUL 18.03.2021 Mrs Anna Robson McGowan Miller Fellview ERECTION OF SINGLE Mid And Upper Beth Halliday Fellview 36 George Street Moniaive STOREY EXTENSION TO Nithsdale Dunreggan Dumfries DG3 4HH REAR OF Moniaive DG1 1EH DWELLINGHOUSE E:278267 DG3 4HH N:590768 21/0512/FUL 19.03.2021 Dumfries and Podium Surveying 3 Craignee Drive REPLACEMENT OF 6 Mid And Upper Beth Halliday Galloway Housing LLP Moniaive UPVC WINDOWS Nithsdale Partnership The Biscuit DG3 4HT Grierson House Factory E:277612 The Crichton Unit 307 N:591049 Bankend Road Drummond Road Dumfries London DG1 4ZS SE16 4DG 8 PUBLIC PUBLIC Application Date Of Applicant Agent Location Proposal Ward Officer Number Validation OS Grid Ref. 21/0514/FUL 19.03.2021 Dumfries and Podium Surveying 12 Craignee Drive REPLACEMENT OF 8 Mid And Upper Beth Halliday Galloway Housing LLP Moniaive UPVC WINDOWS Nithsdale Partnership The Biscuit DG3 4HT Grierson House Factory E:277537 The Crichton Unit 307 N:591098 Bankend Road Drummond Road Dumfries London DG1 4ZS SE16 4DG 21/0542/FUL 16.03.2021 Mr Anuj Norman Young 4 Marchhill Drive ERECTION OF SINGLE Lochar Claire Kirk Chaturvedi 66 Edinburgh Dumfries STOREY EXTENSION TO 4 Marchhill Drive Road DG1 1PP SOUTH EAST ELEVATION E:298127 Dumfries Dumfries OF DWELLINGHOUSE N:577014 DG1 1PP DG1 1JU 21/0486/FUL 14.03.2021 Mr C Jackson Homer Young Plot 7 ERECTION OF Nith Claire Eckstein 17 Mountainhall Design Adjacent To Solanus DWELLINGHOUSE AND Avenue Viewfield Craigs Road FORMATION OF ACCESS E:298211 Dumfries Croalchapel Dumfries ROAD (CHANGE OF N:575266 DG1 4YX Closeburn DG1 4EX HOUSE TYPE AND Thornhill LAYOUT TO THAT DG3 5HJ APPROVED UNDER 15/P/3/0398) 9 PUBLIC PUBLIC Application Date Of Applicant Agent Location Proposal Ward Officer Number Validation OS Grid Ref. 21/0550/FUL 17.03.2021 Mr Paul Harkness Quay Design 4 Hillview Avenue ERECTION OF Nith Beth Halliday
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