Planning applicationNAY/26/00032/PP

123 - 125 Main Street Largs North Ayrshire KA30 8JJ

Approved subject to ConditionsLegal / Administrative
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Received

20 January 2026

Validated

26 January 2026

Planning Signals

2 detected traits

Specific
Planning Condition VariationSection 42 Variation
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Section 42 submitted to delete the condition covering acoustic barrier details for the M&S Foodhall site at 123-125 Main Street, Largs.

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Application NAY/26/00032/PP

123 - 125 Main Street Largs North Ayrshire KA30 8JJ

Approved subject to ConditionsLegal / AdministrativeReceived North Ayrshire Council

Section 42 submitted to delete the condition covering acoustic barrier details for the M&S Foodhall site at 123-125 Main Street, Largs.

The record

Reference
NAY/26/00032/PP
Address
123 - 125 Main Street Largs North Ayrshire KA30 8JJ
Status
Approved subject to Conditions
Category
Legal / Administrative
Impact scale
2/10
Authority
North Ayrshire Council

Timeline

Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created

Additional application data

Latitude
55.7934
Longitude
-4.8652

What is proposed

Plain-language summary

Section 42 submitted to delete the condition covering acoustic barrier details for the M&S Foodhall site at 123-125 Main Street, Largs.

As filed with the council

Section 42 application to delete condition 8 (details of the acoustic barrier) attached to planning permission N/21/01042/PP

Supporting documents(4)