Planning applicationGLA/23/00111/DOC02

104 - 116 Mavisbank Gardens Glasgow

Decided - GrantWorth watchingLegal / Administrative
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Received

31 August 2026

Validated

3 September 2026

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Application to discharge condition 01 (replacement cladding) of consent 23/00111/FUL.

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CityScope · Planning Updates

Application GLA/23/00111/DOC02

104 - 116 Mavisbank Gardens Glasgow

Decided - GrantLegal / AdministrativeReceived Glasgow City Council

Application to discharge condition 01 (replacement cladding) of consent 23/00111/FUL.

The record

Reference
GLA/23/00111/DOC02
Address
104 - 116 Mavisbank Gardens Glasgow
Status
Decided - Grant
Category
Legal / Administrative
Impact scale
1/10
Authority
Glasgow City Council

Timeline

Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created

Additional application data

Latitude
55.8558478
Longitude
-4.2830493

What is proposed

Plain-language summary

Application to discharge condition 01 (replacement cladding) of consent 23/00111/FUL.

As filed with the council

Installation of replacement cladding - Discharge of condition 01 of planning consent 23/00111/FUL

Supporting documents(2)

City Scope Journal

Mavisbank Gardens cladding project clears two planning conditions

Two Glasgow condition-discharge records show that material samples and detailed construction drawings for replacement cladding at QE3, 104–116 Mavisbank Gardens, have been accepted. The records do not establish the finished facade.

Read the Journal article →