We’ve had some enquiries about Network Rail and tree cutting, responding to rumours that they will be coming back soon to do more work. Network Rail are required to give residents notice of the work, which should be three weeks before they begin. The Strathbungo Society will be contacting Network Rail to get an idea whether they intend to come back and do some more cutting and whether they are going to deal with the Japanese knotweed that infests the embankments.
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Reference: 07/00344/DC Community Cnl: Shawlands/Strathbungo
Address: 38 Nithsdale Road Glasgow G41 2AN
Proposal: Use of office (Class 2) as cafe (Class 3) with microwave cooking only, frontage alterations and use of footway for outdoor tables and seating area.
Date Received: 07.02.2007 Date Valid: 19.02.2007
Applicant Details:
Ms Elaine Dearie
Agent Details: 01475 522 286
Hobson Architects, The Studio, Seacliff Eglinton Terrace Skelmorie
Ward: Strathbungo
Type: Full Planning Permission
Case Officer: Mr S McCollam, 0141 287 6017
Listing: B Cons Area: Strathbungo
Map Reference: (E) 257859 (N) 662742
Reference: 07/00345/DC Community Cnl: Shawlands/Strathbungo
Address: 38 Nithsdale Road Glasgow G41 2AN
Proposal: Frontage alterations, internal alterations to ground floor and formation of balanced flue vent to rear.
Date Received: 07.02.2007 Date Valid: 07.02.2007
Applicant Details:
Ms Elaine Dearie
Agent Details: 01475 522 286
Hobson Architects
The Studio, Seacliff Eglinton Terrace Skelmorie
Ward: Strathbungo
Type: Listed Building Consent
Case Officer: Mr S McCollam, 0141 287 6017
Listing: B Cons Area: Strathbungo
Map Reference: (E) 257859 (N) 662742
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The February 2007 meeting will be on Tuesday the 20th at Mulberry St. on Pollokshaws Road. The meeting starts at 8pm. Here is the agenda.
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Glasgow City Council intends to put details of all planning applications and building warrant applications on the Internet, which you will be able to read on the Council’s website. This will include all the paperwork that is usually found in applications, such as the forms, the plans, supporting documents from the applicant, comments from interested third parties such as neighbours, community councils, amenity societies and anyone else who might have an opinion on the application. The Council is also developing a facility to enable applications to be submitted (and any required fees to be paid) over the Internet rather than by sending in hard copies of everything.
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