Planning applicationSAY/26/00199/APP

Town Hall Gardens New Bridge Street Ayr South Ayrshire

Application permittedWorth watchingLandscaping, Gardens & Boundaries
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Received

18 March 2026

Validated

18 March 2026

Planning Signals

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Public Realm
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Garden re-landscaping with new signage and street furniture proposed for Town Hall Gardens, shaping an updated public realm layout.

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Application SAY/26/00199/APP

Town Hall Gardens New Bridge Street Ayr South Ayrshire

Application permittedLandscaping, Gardens & BoundariesReceived South Ayrshire Council

Garden re-landscaping with new signage and street furniture proposed for Town Hall Gardens, shaping an updated public realm layout.

The record

Reference
SAY/26/00199/APP
Address
Town Hall Gardens New Bridge Street Ayr South Ayrshire
Status
Application permitted
Category
Landscaping, Gardens & Boundaries
Impact scale
4/10
Authority
South Ayrshire Council

Timeline

Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created

Additional application data

Latitude
55.4646
Longitude
-4.6317

What is proposed

Plain-language summary

Garden re-landscaping with new signage and street furniture proposed for Town Hall Gardens, shaping an updated public realm layout.

As filed with the council

Re-landscaping of existing garden area, and installation of associated signage and street furniture

Supporting documents(3)