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EDI/26/02961/SCR

Fairmilehead Water Treatment Works 55 Buckstone Terrace Buckstone Edinburgh EH10 6XH

UnknownWorth watchingLegal / Administrative
Planning document
Received

13 July 2026

Validated

13 July 2026

Council decision
EIA Not Required
Decision issued

Planning signals

1 detected trait

Specific
Eia Screening
AI summary

EIA screening flags possible major redevelopment at the Scottish Water site on Buckstone Terrace, spanning a sizeable Fairmilehead site.

Impact scale

Estimated scale of impact on the surrounding area.

7/10
DISCUSSIONNo comments yet

City Scope · Planning application

Application EDI/26/02961/SCR

Fairmilehead Water Treatment Works 55 Buckstone Terrace Buckstone Edinburgh EH10 6XH

Reference
EDI/26/02961/SCR
Address
Fairmilehead Water Treatment Works 55 Buckstone Terrace Buckstone Edinburgh EH10 6XH
Status
Unknown
Council decision
EIA Not Required
Decision issued
Category
Legal / Administrative
Impact scale
7/10
Authority
The City of Edinburgh Council
Received
Validated
Last checked
Added to City Scope

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Plain-language summary

EIA screening flags possible major redevelopment at the Scottish Water site on Buckstone Terrace, spanning a sizeable Fairmilehead site.

As filed with the council

EIA Screening request.

City Scope Journal

Fairmilehead Water Treatment Works faces residential redevelopment plan

A large Scottish Water site on Buckstone Terrace could be redeveloped for housing under plans linked to the demolition of existing buildings at Fairmilehead Water Treatment Works. The latest filing asks City of Edinburgh Council to screen whether an Environmental Impact Assessment is needed.

Read the Journal article →