Planning applicationNLK/25/00812/FUL

Site At Dewar Road Cardowan Stepps North Lanarkshire

Decided - PermittedParking, Access & Highways
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Received

28 July 2025

Validated

28 August 2025

Planning Signals

4 detected traits

Works
Boundary Treatment
Context
Change Of Use
Specific
Ancillary StructureDog Exercise Field
AI summary

Plans to convert agricultural land into a fenced dog exercising field, with new vehicle access, off-road parking and a small shelter.

Impact scale

Estimated scale of impact on the surrounding area.

4/10
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Application NLK/25/00812/FUL

Site At Dewar Road Cardowan Stepps North Lanarkshire

Decided - PermittedParking, Access & HighwaysReceived North Lanarkshire Council

Plans to convert agricultural land into a fenced dog exercising field, with new vehicle access, off-road parking and a small shelter.

The record

Reference
NLK/25/00812/FUL
Address
Site At Dewar Road Cardowan Stepps North Lanarkshire
Status
Decided - Permitted
Category
Parking, Access & Highways
Impact scale
4/10
Authority
North Lanarkshire Council

Timeline

Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created

Additional application data

Latitude
55.8929
Longitude
-4.1259

What is proposed

Plain-language summary

Plans to convert agricultural land into a fenced dog exercising field, with new vehicle access, off-road parking and a small shelter.

As filed with the council

Formation of Access and Change of Use of Agricultural Land to Dog Exercising Field (including off road parking, fencing and field shelter)

Supporting documents(4)