Planning applicationEDB/TP/ED/26/0093

Lenzie Academy Myrtle Avenue Lenzie East Dunbartonshire G66 4HR

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Received

19 February 2026

Validated

24 February 2026

Council decision
EIA Not Required
Decision issued

Planning Signals

8 detected traits

Specific
EcologyEducation SchoolEia ScreeningLeisure CultureOpen SpaceParkland Creation
AI summary

EIA screening for redeveloping Lenzie Academy site into new parkland, sports/recreation areas and wetlands, with sports hall refurbishment.

Impact scale

Estimated scale of impact on the surrounding area.

6/10
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Application EDB/TP/ED/26/0093

Lenzie Academy Myrtle Avenue Lenzie East Dunbartonshire G66 4HR

UnknownLandscaping, Gardens & BoundariesReceived East Dunbartonshire Council

EIA screening for redeveloping Lenzie Academy site into new parkland, sports/recreation areas and wetlands, with sports hall refurbishment.

Reference
EDB/TP/ED/26/0093
Address
Lenzie Academy Myrtle Avenue Lenzie East Dunbartonshire G66 4HR
Status
Unknown
Council decision
EIA Not Required
Decision issued
Category
Landscaping, Gardens & Boundaries
Impact scale
6/10
Authority
East Dunbartonshire Council
Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created
Latitude
55.9269
Longitude
-4.16

Plain-language summary

EIA screening for redeveloping Lenzie Academy site into new parkland, sports/recreation areas and wetlands, with sports hall refurbishment.

As filed with the council

EIA Screening Request for proposed redevelopment of existing school site to create new parkland, open space, sport, recreational, woodland and wetland areas, including refurbishment of existing sports hall and associated works (including off-site biodiversity enhancement works required in association with the proposed new secondary school at Whitegates Park).