Planning applicationMOR/25/01181/SCN

Land Adjacent To No 1 Linkwood Road Elgin Moray

UnknownWorth watchingPublic Realm & Community Projects
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Received

18 September 2025

Validated

18 September 2025

Council decision
Screening Opinion Issued
Decision issued

Planning Signals

8 detected traits

Specific
Access RoadsBrownfield RedevelopmentCar ParkingEcologyFloodplain ReconnectionPedestrian Infrastructure
AI summary

Flood mitigation and regeneration for a brownfield site: flood storage, dry SuDS ponds, rain gardens, new paths/road, lowered car park, nature restoration.

Impact scale

Estimated scale of impact on the surrounding area.

6/10
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Application MOR/25/01181/SCN

Land Adjacent To No 1 Linkwood Road Elgin Moray

UnknownPublic Realm & Community ProjectsReceived Moray Council

Flood mitigation and regeneration for a brownfield site: flood storage, dry SuDS ponds, rain gardens, new paths/road, lowered car park, nature restoration.

Reference
MOR/25/01181/SCN
Address
Land Adjacent To No 1 Linkwood Road Elgin Moray
Status
Unknown
Council decision
Screening Opinion Issued
Decision issued
Category
Public Realm & Community Projects
Impact scale
6/10
Authority
Moray Council
Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created
Latitude
57.6422
Longitude
-3.3052

Plain-language summary

Flood mitigation and regeneration for a brownfield site: flood storage, dry SuDS ponds, rain gardens, new paths/road, lowered car park, nature restoration.

As filed with the council

Flood mitigation and regeneration project providing essential infrastructure, including flood storage, dry SuDS ponds, rain gardens, accessible paths, access road, lowered car park, and areas set aside for future development and nature restoration and biodiversity enhancement.