Planning applicationDGY/25/1756/FUL

Greenview Evangelical Church Wallace Street Creetown DG8 7JP

UnknownWorth watchingChange of Use & Conversions
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Received

19 September 2025

Validated

26 September 2025

Planning Signals

6 detected traits

Use
Place Of Worship
Works
Boundary TreatmentLandscaping
Specific
DeckingGarden PondRetrospective
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Plans to convert a church hall into a dwelling, with a log store, raised pond, deck and BBQ area, plus timber fencing (part-retrospective).

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6/10
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Application DGY/25/1756/FUL

Greenview Evangelical Church Wallace Street Creetown DG8 7JP

UnknownChange of Use & ConversionsReceived Dumfries and Galloway Council

Plans to convert a church hall into a dwelling, with a log store, raised pond, deck and BBQ area, plus timber fencing (part-retrospective).

Reference
DGY/25/1756/FUL
Address
Greenview Evangelical Church Wallace Street Creetown DG8 7JP
Status
Unknown
Category
Change of Use & Conversions
Impact scale
6/10
Authority
Dumfries and Galloway Council
Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created
Latitude
54.9013
Longitude
-4.3808

Plain-language summary

Plans to convert a church hall into a dwelling, with a log store, raised pond, deck and BBQ area, plus timber fencing (part-retrospective).

As filed with the council

CHANGE OF USE OF CHURCH HALL TO FORM DEWLLLINGHOUSE, ERECTION OF COVERED LOG STORE AND BBQ AREA, RAISED FISH POND, RAISED DECKED AREA AND TIMBER FENCING (PARTIALLY RETROSPECTIVE)