Planning applicationDGY/25/1416/FUL

Carrs Billington Abercromby Road Industrial Park Castle Douglas DG7 1HL

DecidedParking, Access & Highways
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Received

29 July 2025

Validated

20 August 2025

Planning Signals

5 detected traits

Works
Boundary Treatment
Specific
Ancillary StructureForecourtFuel TankIndustrial Logistics
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AI summary

Proposed installation of two fuel pumps, a card terminal, an AdBlue tank, fencing alterations, and gate relocation/erection.

Impact scale

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4/10
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Application DGY/25/1416/FUL

Carrs Billington Abercromby Road Industrial Park Castle Douglas DG7 1HL

DecidedParking, Access & HighwaysReceived Dumfries and Galloway Council

Proposed installation of two fuel pumps, a card terminal, an AdBlue tank, fencing alterations, and gate relocation/erection.

The record

Reference
DGY/25/1416/FUL
Address
Carrs Billington Abercromby Road Industrial Park Castle Douglas DG7 1HL
Status
Decided
Category
Parking, Access & Highways
Impact scale
4/10
Authority
Dumfries and Galloway Council

Timeline

Received
Validated
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Record created

Additional application data

Latitude
54.940894
Longitude
-3.925711

What is proposed

Plain-language summary

Proposed installation of two fuel pumps, a card terminal, an AdBlue tank, fencing alterations, and gate relocation/erection.

As filed with the council

INSTALLATION OF 2NO. FUEL PUMPS AND CARD TERMINAL AND ADBLUE TANK, ALTERATIONS TO EXISTING FENCING AND RELOCATION OF GATES AND ERECTION OF FENCING AND GATES

Supporting documents(3)