Bridgend Motor Group granted permission for security fencing

The proposal was given the green light as it was considered a small-scale development <i>(Image: Bowman Rebecchi)</i>
The proposal was given the green light as it was considered a small-scale development (Image: Bowman Rebecchi)
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PLANS have been approved for a Kilmarnock company to increase its security measures.

The Bridgend Motor Group Vehicle Trade Centre in Campbell Street, Riccarton, will soon see the installation of new 2.4-meter high security fencing along its northwestern boundary.

This was confirmed by East Ayrshire Council, which granted the planning permission with specific conditions.

The new barrier will be composed of 2.5-meter wide Nylofor 3D metal panels, with a barbed edge at the top.

The panels will be finished in black powder coating and fixed to posts.

These changes are set to replace the current old barriers at the site, which is a car sales forecourt in a mixed-use area.

The proposal was given the green light as it was considered a small-scale development compatible with the existing car sales unit.

According to the council, work on the new fencing must be started within three years.

To view the application in full, you can go to East Ayrshire Council's planning portal under reference 26/0096/PP.

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