Planning applicationEAY/26/0092/TP

Former Glenmuir Engineering Site Barrhill Terrace Cumnock East Ayrshire KA18 1PT

DecidedTrees, Ecology & Green Space
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Received

2 March 2026

Validated

5 March 2026

Planning Signals

3 detected traits

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Beech Tree RemovalProtected Tree RemovalTrees
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Proposed removal of multiple mature beech trees (including stumps via grinding) to near ground level at the site.

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Application EAY/26/0092/TP

Former Glenmuir Engineering Site Barrhill Terrace Cumnock East Ayrshire KA18 1PT

DecidedTrees, Ecology & Green SpaceReceived East Ayrshire Council

Proposed removal of multiple mature beech trees (including stumps via grinding) to near ground level at the site.

The record

Reference
EAY/26/0092/TP
Address
Former Glenmuir Engineering Site Barrhill Terrace Cumnock East Ayrshire KA18 1PT
Status
Decided
Category
Trees, Ecology & Green Space
Impact scale
4/10
Authority
East Ayrshire Council

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Additional application data

Latitude
55.457
Longitude
-4.2533

What is proposed

Plain-language summary

Proposed removal of multiple mature beech trees (including stumps via grinding) to near ground level at the site.

As filed with the council

Species: Mature Beech (Fagus sylvatica) Trees: T001, T002, T003, T005 and T008 - Works Proposed: Full removal to near ground level, including stump grinding where feasible.

Supporting documents(3)