Planning applicationEAY/25/0369/PP

Housing Development To The West Of Treeswoodhead Road, North Of A77 Kilmarnock

DecidedParking, Access & Highways
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Received

24 July 2025

Validated

4 August 2025

Planning Signals

5 detected traits

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Access ChangesExternal WorksNon Material VariationPedestrian InfrastructureRetrospective
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Proposed tweaks to the approved housing layout, including a revised NW pedestrian access route and updated ground levels (part-retrospective).

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3/10
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Application EAY/25/0369/PP

Housing Development To The West Of Treeswoodhead Road, North Of A77 Kilmarnock

DecidedParking, Access & HighwaysReceived East Ayrshire Council

Proposed tweaks to the approved housing layout, including a revised NW pedestrian access route and updated ground levels (part-retrospective).

Reference
EAY/25/0369/PP
Address
Housing Development To The West Of Treeswoodhead Road, North Of A77 Kilmarnock
Status
Decided
Category
Parking, Access & Highways
Impact scale
3/10
Authority
East Ayrshire Council
Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created
Latitude
55.5834
Longitude
-4.4886

Plain-language summary

Proposed tweaks to the approved housing layout, including a revised NW pedestrian access route and updated ground levels (part-retrospective).

As filed with the council

Alterations to as-built housing development including revised layout of pedestrian access track to the north-west boundary and to reflect as-built ground levels (part retrospective)