Planning applicationWDB/DC26/159/FUL

Development Site Stanford Street Clydebank

Pending ConsiderationNew-Build & Major Development
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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

14 August 2026

Validated

21 August 2026

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Proposed plot substitution for 11 detached homes, 17 terraces and 10 cottage flats, with associated roads, parking and landscaping.

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8/10
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Application WDB/DC26/159/FUL

Development Site Stanford Street Clydebank

Pending ConsiderationNew-Build & Major DevelopmentReceived West Dunbartonshire Council

Proposed plot substitution for 11 detached homes, 17 terraces and 10 cottage flats, with associated roads, parking and landscaping.

The record

Reference
WDB/DC26/159/FUL
Address
Development Site Stanford Street Clydebank
Status
Pending Consideration
Category
New-Build & Major Development
Impact scale
8/10
Authority
West Dunbartonshire Council

Timeline

Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created

Additional application data

Latitude
55.9016
Longitude
-4.3922

What is proposed

Plain-language summary

Proposed plot substitution for 11 detached homes, 17 terraces and 10 cottage flats, with associated roads, parking and landscaping.

As filed with the council

Residential Development comprising Plot substitution to previous Planning Consent (DC19/186) with 11 Detached Houses, 17 Terraced Houses and 10 Cottage Flats, with associated roads, parking and landscaping.

Supporting documents(4)