Planning applicationABS/APP/2026/1006

Pitfour Rearing Farm Mintlaw Peterhead AB42 4JP

Awaiting decisionOutbuildings & Ancillary Structures
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Received

10 June 2026

Validated

16 June 2026

Planning Signals

6 detected traits

Use
Agricultural Building
Works
Demolition
Specific
Ancillary Storage WorkspaceBiomass EnergyPoultry ShedWelfare Facilities
AI summary

Proposed replacement poultry shed with new biomass boiler building, welfare facilities, demolition of existing shed and relocated access.

Impact scale

Estimated scale of impact on the surrounding area.

5/10
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Application ABS/APP/2026/1006

Pitfour Rearing Farm Mintlaw Peterhead AB42 4JP

Awaiting decisionOutbuildings & Ancillary StructuresReceived Aberdeenshire Council

Proposed replacement poultry shed with new biomass boiler building, welfare facilities, demolition of existing shed and relocated access.

Reference
ABS/APP/2026/1006
Address
Pitfour Rearing Farm Mintlaw Peterhead AB42 4JP
Status
Awaiting decision
Category
Outbuildings & Ancillary Structures
Impact scale
5/10
Authority
Aberdeenshire Council
Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created
Latitude
57.5315
Longitude
-2.0254

Plain-language summary

Proposed replacement poultry shed with new biomass boiler building, welfare facilities, demolition of existing shed and relocated access.

As filed with the council

Erection of Replacement Poultry Shed with Associated Biomass Boiler Building and Welfare Facilities including Demolition of Existing Shed and Relocation of Existing Access