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Replacement of damaged fence, relocating it, plus a front boundary fence replacing existing hedges, with an automated vehicle gate and separate pedestrian gate.
Added 10 Oct
Retrospective change of use of ground-floor commercial unit from Class 1A (shop) to Class 3 (food and drink).
Added 26 Sept
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Planning digest
Recent planning proposals, with summaries, key dates, decisions and links to the council records.
Proposed driveway at the front of the house.
Driveway at front of house.
Replacement of damaged fence, relocating it, plus a front boundary fence replacing existing hedges, with an automated vehicle gate and separate pedestrian gate.
Replacement of damaged fence relocating the fence onto land Installation front boundary fence replacing existing hedges, with an automated vehicle gate and separate pedestrian gate.
Retrospective change of use of ground-floor commercial unit from Class 1A (shop) to Class 3 (food and drink).
Retrospective change of use of the ground-floor commercial unit from Class 1A (shop) to Class 3 (food and drink).
Internal alterations to ground floor.
Internal alterations to ground floor
Proposed replacement windows with standard double-glazed windows.
Replacement windows with standard double glaze windows.
Proposed occasional use of an existing home gym for small pre-booked Pilates and sculpt classes, with no external alterations or signage.
Proposed occasional use of an existing home gym within a residential property for small, pre-booked Pilates and sculpt classes. Maximum approximately 10 participants plus one instructor per session. The property will remain primarily residential. No external alterations, signage or retail use are proposed. Classes would operate on a li...
A proposed brownfield redevelopment could deliver a seven-storey temporary residential building with landscaped areas, solar panels and controlled access.
Proposed redevelopment of existing brownfield site to create new building for use as temporary residential accommodation (Class 8(a)).
Proposed wall-mounted New Life Teeth signage at Hermiston Quay, featuring halo-lit branding and non-illuminated supporting lettering.
Display of new external wall-mounted signage.
Two dark-grey shipping containers for ancillary storage are proposed beside Unit 1 in an established industrial estate, screened by mature ivy.
Installation of two ancillary storage containers (in retrospect).
Demolition of the social club could make way for a large temporary emergency accommodation facility with 97 beds, landscaping, access and related works.
Demolition of Social Club and erection of 97 bed temporary emergency accommodation facility (Class 8) with landscaping, access and associated works.
Attic conversion with new dormers on both roof slopes, to open up extra living space within the existing house.
Attic conversion and formation of new dormers.
Existing rear add-on could be replaced with a broader rear extension with rooflights, garden doors and a bigger kitchen-dining space.
Remove existing rear extension and erect new rear extension.
A long rail-side yard at Saughton Mains Street could shift from industry to storage and distribution, with 159 shipping containers retained retrospectively.
Change of use of land from class 5 (general industry) to class 6 (storage or distribution) and siting of 159 No. shipping containers (in retrospect).
Three replacement chiller units with thermal stores and pipework are proposed at the Pulsant data centre, with limited external change.
Installation of 3 No. chiller units.
Caledonian Brewery housing plans could be tweaked with a revised flat mix, landscaping and facade changes, plus updated cycle and bin areas.
Non-material variation application to 24/02048/FUL - changes to unit mix, landscape updates, elevation updates and changes to bike and bin provision.
Block As bin store could move to a new frontage position, with two boundary wall changes and a dark grey timber screen around the enclosure.
Non-material variation to planning permission 21/04469/FUL - New location of Block A bin store. Change of 2 No. boundary walls.
Original single-glazed sash windows could be swapped for matching timber double-glazed versions, keeping Bright Terraces traditional look.
Existing single glazed timber sash and case windows replaced with new double glazed timber sash and case windows to match existing.
A sizable new warehouse could expand this Bankhead Crossway industrial site, with reworked parking, yard space and fresh planting around the existing offices.
Expansion to the existing warehouse and office premises, including new warehouse building (Class 6) with associated landscaping and external works.
Lloyds Banking Group's Sighthill South building could gain a large rooftop solar array, with 332 PV panels spread across much of the roof.
Proposed installation of 332 No. solar PV panels on the rooftop.
Home rework could reshape the rear with blocked-up kitchen openings, a new garden door and a modest timber deck with steps.
Internal and external alterations to the existing layout with existing rear door and kitchen windows removed and infilled, new door opening formed. new landing timber deck with two steps to garden area.
Washington Lanes business unit may become a virtual reality entertainment centre, with arena-style internal fit-out in the existing building.
Change the use of the existing Class 4 (Business) building to Class 11 (Assembly and Leisure) virtual reality entertainment centre.
Slimline double glazing could stay in the original timber sash-and-case frames, formalising an already fitted window upgrade.
To retain the slimline double glazed that replaced the single glazing in the original timber sash and case window frames.
Attic space at 24 Sighthill Avenue could be converted into an en-suite bedroom, with first-floor alterations and new Velux rooflights.
Alteration and attic conversion.
A larger motor showroom could be added at Peoples Group, Sighthill, with a new glazed Lepas display space, reworked parking and EV bays.
Proposal to extend an existing motor retail showroom.
A loft conversion could bring a new bedroom and en-suite, with broad flat-roof dormers on both roof slopes and the chimney stack removed.
New attic conversion.
Internal wall removal could open up the kitchen and living space, with the changes focused fully inside the home.
Down take internal wall.
Three antennas on the Dalry Road Co-op mast could be swapped out, with cabinet updates alongside and little visible change at street level.
The removal and replacement of 3 no. antennas and ancillary development thereto.
Garage frontage could be filled in with matching masonry and a new window, giving the front elevation a modest, in-keeping update.
Infill garage doorway with masonry wall and window, all to match existing.
A small modular steel ramp could be fitted at the front entrance of 50 Whitson Road to help improve step-free access to the flat.
Installation of semi permanent modular galvanised steel disabled access ramp.
Home layout could be reworked, with a small rear deck and French doors replacing the existing rear door and window.
Internal and external alterations to the existing layout. existing door and window to rear to be removed, new french doors installed.
