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ANG/26/00618/FULL

Arratsmill House Arrat Brechin DD9 7PR

Awaiting decisionLegal / Administrative
Planning document
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Received

4 November 2026

Validated

4 November 2026

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Planning signals

4 detected traits

Specific
Planning Condition VariationPlanning Permission Time ExtensionSection 42 Condition 1 Time ExtensionSection 42 Variation
AI summary

Section 42 application to vary a condition and extend the planning permission period by a further 9 years.

Impact scale

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City Scope · Planning application

Application ANG/26/00618/FULL

Arratsmill House Arrat Brechin DD9 7PR

Reference
ANG/26/00618/FULL
Address
Arratsmill House Arrat Brechin DD9 7PR
Status
Awaiting decision
Category
Legal / Administrative
Impact scale
1/10
Authority
Angus Council
Received
Validated
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Plain-language summary

Section 42 application to vary a condition and extend the planning permission period by a further 9 years.

As filed with the council

Application under Section 42 of the Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1997 (as amended) to develop without complying with Condition 1 of permission 23/00590/FULL. Specifically, the application seeks variation of condition 1 to extend the length of the planning permission for a further 9 years