Planning applicationWDB/DC25/144/FUL

Development Site Ottawa Crescent Clydebank

Grant ConsentWorth watchingNew-Build & Major Development
Historical records · current coverage unverified

216 stored records, received 25 June 2025 to 29 July 2026. Last collected 9 August 2026. The council register could not be reached on 6 September 2026, so current coverage and updates are unverified.

Proposals and decisions come from West Dunbartonshire Council. Additional summaries and analysis are being added where verified.

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Received

1 August 2025

Validated

7 August 2025

Planning Signals

7 detected traits

Works
Landscaping
Specific
Associated InfrastructureBungalowCommunity GardenCottage Flats 8Residential Development
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Plans for 21 new homes: flatted block, bungalows and cottage flats, plus parking, landscaping and a community garden.

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7/10
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Application WDB/DC25/144/FUL

Development Site Ottawa Crescent Clydebank

Grant ConsentNew-Build & Major DevelopmentReceived West Dunbartonshire Council

Plans for 21 new homes: flatted block, bungalows and cottage flats, plus parking, landscaping and a community garden.

Reference
WDB/DC25/144/FUL
Address
Development Site Ottawa Crescent Clydebank
Status
Grant Consent
Category
New-Build & Major Development
Impact scale
7/10
Authority
West Dunbartonshire Council
Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created
Latitude
55.9131
Longitude
-4.4373

Plain-language summary

Plans for 21 new homes: flatted block, bungalows and cottage flats, plus parking, landscaping and a community garden.

As filed with the council

Erection of 21 residential properties comprising of a flatted block, bungalows and cottage flats together with associated infrastructure, landscaping, parking and community garden