Planning application25/03486/FUL

Land 230 Metres East Of 134 Muir Wood Road Currie Edinburgh

Application GrantedWorth watchingPublic Realm & Community Projects
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Received

3 July 2025

Validated

3 July 2025

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Works
Landscaping
Context
Change Of Use
Specific
Drainage Wastewater InfrastructureEcologyExternal LightingPedestrian Infrastructure
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Hard-surfacing and widening the field path linking Juniper Green and Currie, with low-level lighting, benches, filter-drainage and planting to formalise the route as a permanent public link. .

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Application 25/03486/FUL

Land 230 Metres East Of 134 Muir Wood Road Currie Edinburgh

Application GrantedPublic Realm & Community ProjectsReceived Local authority

Hard-surfacing and widening the field path linking Juniper Green and Currie, with low-level lighting, benches, filter-drainage and planting to formalise the route as a permanent public link. .

Reference
25/03486/FUL
Address
Land 230 Metres East Of 134 Muir Wood Road Currie Edinburgh
Status
Application Granted
Category
Public Realm & Community Projects
Impact scale
4/10
Authority
Local authority
Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created
Latitude
55.9033537
Longitude
-3.2980386

Plain-language summary

Hard-surfacing and widening the field path linking Juniper Green and Currie, with low-level lighting, benches, filter-drainage and planting to formalise the route as a permanent public link. .

As filed with the council

Upgrading an informal path through and agricultural field and changing it's use to a permanent surfaced public path. The path will be 2m wide minimum at pinch points along the route and widened out to 2.5m. There will be uplighters to delineate the route. Benches are proposed to provide rest stops. Surface water will be managed by cross drainage discharging into filter trenches. Low level planting to the south of the proposed path will be used to separate the field from the path.