E - 24-0872-PP - Dargavel Primary School - DL070325
Renfrewshire Council · 18 March 2025
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24/0872/PP - Report by Chief Planning Officer Planning and Climate Change Policy Board: 18th March 2025 Reference No 24/0872/PP Application Type Planning Permission - Full Proposal Erection of a three-storey Primary School with integrated sports and assembly halls, cycle storage, parking and drop-off facilities, hard and soft landscaping and an external 3G full-size flood-lit sports pitch. Location Former Royal Ordnance Site - Area E1, Station Road, Bishopton Ward 11 – Bishopton, Bridge of Weir and Langbank Community Council Bishopton Community Council Applicant Renfrewshire Council Recommendation Grant subject to conditions All plans, reports, documents and representations relating to this application can be viewed in full online at https://pl-bs.renfrewshire.gov.uk/online- applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=documents&keyVal=SO2SGYMWMA300 This report fulfils the requirements of regulation 16, Schedule 2, paragraphs 3(c) and 4 of The Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (Scotland) Regulations 2013. The report is presented to the Planning and Climate Change Policy Board in line with the Council's Scheme of Delegation. In this instance, the application relates to a major development as defined within the Town and Country Planning (Hierarchy of Development) (Scotland) Regulations 2009 and therefore requires to be considered at determined by the Planning and Climate Change Policy Board. Proposal This application seeks planning permission for the erection of a three-storey primary school with integrated sports and assembly halls, cycle storage, parking and drop-off facilities, hard and soft landscaping and an external 3G full-size flood-lit sports pitch on development plot E1 at Dargavel Village. The primary school is accessed from the western link road which bounds the application site to the southwest. There are two vehicular points of access proposed, one which provides access to a drop off and one which provides access to a car park which is located within the southeast corner of the site. There are additional pedestrian connections on the southeastern boundary of the site. These connect with an active travel route which will be delivered as part of the residential development on plot E2 which bounds the site to the southeast. The primary school building is positioned on the northwestern half of the site. The northwestern end of the building is set approx. 13m back from the road. The footprint of the building then tapers away from the road, with the southeastern end set approx. 40m back from the road. Outdoor play facilities are located to the front and rear of the building. The 3G sports pitch is located in the southeastern half of the site between the car park and a community garden which is located in the northeast corner of the site. The primary school building is predominantly three stories in height, with a two-storey section at the southeastern end of the building. External finishing materials predominantly comprise of clay facing brick, with small areas of fibre cement cladding around window openings and above doorways on the south elevation. The perimeter fence comprises of a
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1.8m tall weldmesh fence to the north and east boundaries, with 1.5m high steel railing to the south boundary. The 3G pitch is bound by a 5m high ball stop fence behind each goal, with a 3m high ball stop fence to the sides. The requirement for an additional primary school to serve Dargavel Village was identified by the Council after it had been established that capacity at the current Dargavel Primary School would be insufficient to accommodate the pupil yield expected from the Dargavel Village development. Development Plot E1 was identified as the optimum location for the new primary school, and the masterplan for Dargavel Village was updated in September 2023 to reflect this. The proposed development has been screened against The Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact assessment) (Scotland) Regulations 2017. It has been determined that although the proposal would fall within Schedule 2 of the 2017 Regulations, it is not likely that the proposed works would have significant environmental effects which would require an Environmental Impact Assessment to be undertaken. Site Description Development plot E1 is located centrally within the Dargavel Village Core Development Area. It is bound by residential development plot E2 to the south, Central Park to the east and north, and the western link road to the west with residential development plots beyond. The plot extends to 1.12 hectares in area and is relatively flat. Remediation of the plot has been undertaken by BAE Systems in accordance with planning permission 09/0527/PP which covers remediation and bulk earthworks. It should also be noted that planning permission for enabling works to form the platform for the proposed primary school has been granted via application 24/0854/PP. Pre-Application Consultation with Officers The Scottish Government strongly encourages constructive pre-application discussions between prospective applicants and the planning authority. Pre-application discussions seek to identify key planning considerations at an early stage and help inform what supporting information is required to support a subsequent application. Pre-application discussions have taken place, focusing on the following matters: The site access requirements including the wider active travel network, landscaping, and building design and positioning. Negotiated Improvements Following submission, the following changes have been negotiated between officers and the applicant: No changes have been negotiated. Site History Application No: 24/0854/PP Description: Proposed earthworks, platforming and ancillary works Decision: Granted subject to conditions Application No: 24/0928/NMV Description: Variation to planning permission 20/0630/PP to some of the footpath routes in the northern sector of Central Park, including a change in the width of paths, surfacing and lighting Decision Pending Decision
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Application No: 24/0609/AMC Description: Approval of Matters Specified in Condition 7 of planning permission in principle 06/0602/PP (and Condition 7 in planning permissions in principle 12/0584/PP and 17/0025/PP) together with Condition 9 of planning permission in principle 17/0393/PP and Condition 9 of planning permission in principle 17/0394/PP - Design Code for West Central Plots. Decision: Granted Application No: 17/0394/PP Description: Use of land within the Core Development Area for residential development. Decision: Granted subject to conditions and a Section 75 agreement. Application No: 18/0666/PP Description: Erection of primary school with associated access, parking, landscaping, external play areas and fencing Decision: Granted subject to conditions. Application No: 17/0393/PP Description: Use of land within the Core Development Area for residential development (in principle) with associated SUDS pond. Decision: Granted subject to conditions and a Section 75 agreement. Application No: 09/0527/PP Description: Engineering operations comprising remediation and bulk earthworks Decision: Granted subject to conditions Application No: 06/0602/PP Description: Regeneration of the site to form a mixed-use community growth area. (NEW HOUSING DEVELOPMENT) Decision: Granted subject to conditions and a S75 agreement. Consultations ▪ Glasgow Airport Safeguarding - No response received at the time of writing this report. ▪ Environment, Housing & Infrastructure (Env. Protection) - No objection subject to conditions relating to control of noise from fixed plant and machinery, restriction in operating hours for the outdoor pitch, submission of a scheme detailing the proposed ventilation and filtration system to disperse cooking fumes, submission of a site investigation report, and submission of a lighting survey. ▪ Chief Executive's Service (Roads Development) – No objection subject to conditions relating to the site access design, provision of pedestrian crossings, and swept path analysis. ▪ Scottish Water – No objections. ▪ National Air Traffic Services (NATS) - No objections. Representations The application has been publicised in line with the requirements of the relevant legislation. No representations were received at the time of writing this report.
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Policy Context In making any determination under the Planning Acts, regard is to be had to the development plan unless material considerations indicate otherwise. In this instance the Development Plan consists of National Planning Framework 4 (NPF4) and the Renfrewshire Local Development Plan (2021) (LDP). The following provisions of the Development Plan are considered relevant to the determination of this application: National Planning Framework 4 ▪ Policy 1 – Tackling the climate and nature crisis ▪ Policy 2 – Climate mitigation and adaptation ▪ Policy 3 – Biodiversity ▪ Policy 9 – Brownfield land, vacant and derelict land and empty buildings ▪ Policy 13 – Sustainable transport ▪ Policy 14 – Design, quality and place ▪ Policy 15 – Local living and 20-minute neighbourhoods ▪ Policy 21 – Play, recreation and sport ▪ Policy 22 – Flood risk and water management Full details relating to the policies of the NPF4 can be found online. Renfrewshire Local Development Plan ▪ Policy P7 – Dargavel Village ▪ Policy I1 – Connecting Places ▪ Policy I3 – Flooding and Drainage ▪ Policy I7 – Zero and Low carbon Buildings ▪ Policy ENV2 – Natural heritage New Development Supplementary Guidance ▪ Delivering the Infrastructure Strategy – Connecting Places, Flooding and Drainage ▪ Delivering the Places Strategy – Creating Places ▪ Delivering the Environment Strategy – Natural Heritage Full details relating to the policies of the LDP can be found online. Submitted Reports and Assessments The following reports and assessments were submitted in support of the application: ▪ Pre-Application Consultation Report (December 2024) – Provides a summary of the pre- application consultation undertaken by the applicant. Two public events were held at Dargavel Primary School, and a series of focus groups were undertaken. Feedback topics included sports and community facilities, traffic management, car parking and access, and ensuring outdoor areas promote biodiversity. The feedback was taken on board and used to inform the development proposals. ▪ Design and Access Statement (December 2024) – Provides background on the design vision and the site analysis with regard to both the Dargavel Village masterplan and the historic development of Bishopton. Site opportunities and constraints are also noted. Initial concepts and precedent studies are also presented. An analysis of the final design is also provided with regard to the learning concept and classbases, proposed internal and external visuals, wellbeing and accessibility. It is concluded that the primary school will be a positive addition to the area, and that the design provides an exciting and efficient building which will be valued by pupils, staff and the community.
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▪ Landscape Statement (December 2024) – Sets out the landscape strategy for the site, and how it has informed the landscape plan. Key elements of the plan such as the main entrance, central space, natural play, suds and the community garden are described in detail. A summary of the planting palate, tree planting and biodiversity, hardscape, boundaries and furniture are also provided. ▪ Site Logistics Phasing Plan – Provides an outline of the construction phased logistics including material storage area, contractor parking, welfare and access. ▪ Noise Impact Assessment (November 2024) – States that the fixed plant will comply with Renfrewshire Council noise rating requirements. Noise from the sports pitch is expected to be around 55 dB which is in line with SportScotland recommendations. However, noise mitigation measures may need to be developed if the pitch is to be floodlit and used in the evening. ▪ Energy Statement – States that the building has been designed to exceed the requirements of Policy P7 in delivering a greater than 15% reduction in CO2 emissions compared to the 2007 building regulations through the use of low or zero carbon technologies in the development. ▪ Traffic Management Plan – Sets out the route for construction traffic. Traffic would access the site from the M8 motorway at junction 29a via the western link road, Barrangary Road and Greenock Road (A8). ▪ Preliminary Ecological Appraisal (October 2024) – The development area supports predominantly bare ground with remediated bunds and ditches, with small areas of semi- improved grassland and perennial species. These habitats are noted to have limited ecological value, and their loss is not considered to be ecologically significant. It is noted that the habitat could be suitable for ground nesting birds, and pre-construction surveys are recommended should avoidance of the bird nesting season not be possible. Mitigation measures are also recommended regarding mammals, foraging bats, amphibians, and protection of water courses. Finally, a range of biodiversity enhancement measures are recommended. These include planting for wildlife and providing homes for wildlife. ▪ Transport Statement (December 2024) – Provides a trip generation forecast for the school, and how these journeys would be accommodated. ▪ Drainage Strategy Report (December 2024) – Surface water from landscaped areas along the northern boundary will drain to the Cordite Burn. Surface water from hard surfaces and other landscape areas will drain via a network of swales to the surface water sewer on the western link road. Foul water will also drain to the western link road. Scottish Ministers Direction In determining a planning application, the Council is required to provide details of any Direction made by Scottish Ministers under Regulation 30 (Directions requiring consultation), Regulation 31 (Directions requiring information), Regulation 32 (Directions restricting the grant of planning permission) and Regulation 33 (Directions requiring consideration of condition) of The Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (Scotland) Regulations 2013, or under Regulation 50 (that development is EIA development) of The Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) (Scotland) Regulations 2017. None.
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Planning Assessment Section 25 of the Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act requires decisions on planning applications to be made in accordance with the development plan unless material considerations indicate otherwise. The Development Plan comprises the National Planning Framework 4 (2023) and the adopted Renfrewshire Local Development Plan (2021). Policy P7 of the Local Development Plan (LDP) states that the Council will support and encourage development within Dargavel Village where it supports the principles set out in the approved masterplan for the site. The masterplan for Dargavel Village was updated in September 2023 to allocate development plot E1 as the site for the new Dargavel Primary School. The proposed development aligns with the masterplan and complies with Policy P7. The development also aligns with Policy 15 of National Planning Framework 4 (NPF4) which seeks to promote local living and 20-minute neighbourhoods where there is good interconnectivity and local access (preferably by walking, cycling and wheeling) to schools and community facilities. The Dargavel Masterplan provides a strategic framework of walking and cycling routes. It should be noted that the links to the application site have been strengthened further through development of both the Design Code for the western neighbourhoods (application 24/0609/AMC) and an improvement to the path network within Central Park which bounds the site to the north (application 24/0928/NMV). The strength of the active travel network will contribute to achieving the forecast trip generation as set out in the Transport Statement, and ensure the primary school is accessible via sustainable transport modes. The Roads Development Officer has offered no objection to the development. The matters raised by the officer can be managed via suitably worded planning conditions. In view of the above, the Service are also satisfied that the development complies with policies 13 of NPF4 and I1 of the LDP. The development is supported by Policy 9 of NPF4 which seeks to encourage, promote and facilitate the reuse of brownfield land. Policy 9 states that the biodiversity value of brownfield land must be taken into account. In this instance and as noted in the Preliminary Ecological Appraisal (PEA), the application site is predominantly bare ground following the remediation works undertaken by BAE Systems. While some areas of semi-improved grassland remain, the site is considered to be of low ecological value. The PEA includes mitigation measures to safeguard protected species during the construction phase and this includes checks for ground nesting birds. A condition will be applied to ensure these mitigations are implemented on site. This in turn will ensure the development complies with Policy ENV2 of the LDP. The PEA also includes recommendations on biodiversity enhancement, and it is noted that a comprehensive landscape strategy has been developed at the site which will contribute to delivering biodiversity net gain. This includes creating a green and biodiverse planting setting for the school through a mix of native, naturalised and exotic plant species. While the final detailed landscape plan can be requested via condition, it has been satisfied that the landscape strategy and the PEA recommendations will ensure biodiversity gain is delivered in accordance with policy 3 of NPF4.
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The landscape strategy, boundary treatments and the quality of the building design and finish will ensure the development contributes positively to the place in accordance with policy 14 of NPF4. The landscape strategy in particular provides for a good quality frontage to the site, with provision for avenue tree planting to the front of the school, and a landscape buffer to screen the car park in the southeast corner of the site. The developer has demonstrated compliance with Policy I7 of the LDP via the Energy Statement. The development makes provision for community use through the outdoor pitch and the community gardens which are located in the northeastern corner of the site. These will enhance provision for play, recreation and sport in accordance with policy 21 of NPF4. It is noted that the masterplan for Dargavel Village makes provision for residential development on plot E2 to the southeast, and plots W1-W5 on the opposite side of the western link road. While planning permission is not in place for the development of these sites, the amenity of future residents on these plots (and on plots N1 and N2 to the northwest) is a material consideration. Environmental Protection have recommended conditions to mitigate potential nuisance impacts at the primary school with regard to noise, odours and lighting. This includes a restriction in the operating hours of the sports pitch. These conditions will be attached to ensure the amenity of future residents is protected. A sustainable drainage strategy for the site has been developed which integrates into the wider strategic drainage and flooding strategies which have been developed at Dargavel Village. The site is not considered to be at risk from fluvial or pluvial flooding. The development is considered to comply with policies 22 of NPF4 and I3 of the LDP. Finally, as the development constitutes the sustainable redevelopment of a brownfield site in accordance with the approved masterplan for Dargavel Village, it is considered to align with policies 1 and 2 of NPF4. Section 75 Obligations The Council is required to provide a summary of the terms of any planning obligation which is required to be entered into under Section 75 of the Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act in relation to the grant of permission for the proposed development: None. Conclusion In view of the above, it is considered that the proposal would accord with the relevant provisions of the Development Plan. There are no other material considerations. Planning permission should therefore be granted subject to conditions. Recommendation Grant subject to conditions Reason(s) for Recommendation 1. The proposal accords with the provisions of the Development Plan and there were no material considerations which outweighed the presumption in favour of development according with the Development Plan Condition(s)
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1. That the development hereby permitted must be begun within three years of the date of this permission. Reason: To be in compliance with Section 58 of The Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1997 as amended by Section 32 of The Planning (Scotland) Act 2019 2. No development shall commence on site until written approval of: a) a Site Investigation report (characterising the nature and extent of any soil, water and gas contamination within the site); and, if remedial works are recommended therein b) a Remediation Strategy and Implementation Plan setting out the proposed methods for implementing all remedial recommendations contained with the site investigation report and including (where relevant) a materials management plan prepared in accordance with current authoritative technical guidance, has been provided by the Planning Authority. Reason: To ensure that the site will be made suitable for its proposed use. 3. That prior to occupation of the primary school: a) a Verification Report confirming completion of the works specified within the approved Remediation Strategy and Implementation Plan; and/or b) where remediation works are not required but soils are to be imported to site, a Verification Report confirming imported materials are suitable for use shall be submitted to the Planning Authority and approved in writing. Reason: To demonstrate that works required to make the site suitable for use have been completed. 4. The design, installation and operation of any plant, machinery or equipment shall be such that noise associated with the development does not exceed Noise Rating Curve NR25 between the hours of 2300 to 0700 hours and NR 35 at all other times OR NR35 between the hours of 0700 and 2300 hours with no plant operating outwith these times, when measured within any dwelling in the vicinity of the development. Structure borne vibration from the proposed development shall be imperceptible within any dwelling in the vicinity of the development. For an explanation of noise rating curves, refer to BS 8233:2014 Sound insulation and noise reduction in buildings- code of practice, Annex B. Reason: In the interests of safeguarding residential amenity. 5. That the sports pitch hereby approved shall not operate past 10pm Monday to Friday and 6pm Saturday and Sunday unless otherwise first agreed in writing with the Planning Authority. Reason: In the interests of safeguarding residential amenity. 6. That prior to the occupation of the primary school, a scheme detailing the proposed ventilation and filtration systems to be used to disperse cooking fumes emanating from the premises shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the planning authority. Any such scheme shall take cognisance of the Defra Publication “Guidance on the Control of Odour and Noise from Commercial Kitchen Exhaust – 2005.” The scheme shall include details of the servicing and maintenance requirements for the mechanical extract system and shall take cognisance of the manufacturer’s recommendations. The approved scheme shall thereafter be installed at the primary school and made operational prior to
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it being occupied and shall remain operational for duration that the primary school is operational. Reason: In the interests of safeguarding residential amenity. 7. That prior to the occupation of the primary school, the applicant shall undertake a survey to determine the impact of floodlighting from the proposed development using the principles set out in British Standard BS EN 12193:2007 Light & Lighting - Sports Lighting, or a method agreed by the Planning Authority. The survey shall be submitted to and approved by the Planning Authority and shall include details of: - a description of the proposed lighting units including height, type, shape and luminous flux of the floodlights. - the luminance levels, both horizontal and vertical, on the illuminated part of the site to demonstrate that obtrusive light and glare does not adversely affect neighbouring properties. - the direction and aiming angle of each floodlight and the upward waste light ratio for each light. - the Environmental Zone, as defined in the Institution of Lighting Engineers Publication – Guidance Notes for the Reduction of Obtrusive Light, within which the site falls The works which form part of the approved lighting scheme shall thereafter be implemented on site before the development becomes operational, and maintained thereafter for the life of the development, unless otherwise agreed in writing with the Planning Authority. Reason: In the interests of safeguarding residential amenity. 8. That prior to the commencement of any construction works, the applicant shall provide a specification for the written approval of the Planning Authority detailing the location, design, materials and colour of all boundary fences, gates, walls (including retaining walls), or other method of enclosure to be installed at the site. Only the boundary fences, gates, walls, or other methods of enclosure within the approved specification shall thereafter be used in the development of the site. Reason: To ensure the methods of enclosure are of a suitable design in the interests of visual amenity. 9. That prior to the commencement of any construction works, full details of soft and water landscaping works shall be submitted to and approved in writing by the Planning Authority. The details shall include: - Details of any existing trees or hedgerows and methods for their protection during the construction phase. - The species, number and spacing of all proposed trees, shrubs, hedgerows, areas of grass/wildflower seeding, and turfing. - All areas of hard standing including location and materials.
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- All areas of surface water including ponds, and measures for the sustainable management and drainage of surface water where applicable. - All biodiversity and habitat enhancements taking cognisance of the recommendations set out in appendix 10 of the Preliminary Ecological Appraisal by Wild Surveys dated 21st October 2024. - A timetable for the implementation of the soft and water landscaping works. - A strategy for the future management and maintenance of all landscaped areas including provision for replacement of trees, shrubs, hedgerows and areas of grass/wildflower seeding and turfing if they were to become diseased, die, become seriously damaged or are removed within 5 years of being planted. The scheme shall thereafter be implemented as approved. No subsequent alterations to the approved landscaping scheme are to take place unless submitted to and approved in writing by the Planning Authority. 10. That the recommendations set out in section 5.2 of the approved Preliminary Ecological Appraisal by Wild Surveys dated 21st October 2024 shall be implemented on site during the full construction phase of the primary school hereby approved. Reason: To safeguard protected species. 11. That prior to the commencement of any construction works on site, the applicant shall first submit for the written approval of the Planning Authority, a plan and specification detailing the location and design of a controlled pedestrian crossing (including any such temporary arrangements) over the western link road to connect the application site with development plots N1 and N2. The approved controlled pedestrian crossing (including any such temporary arrangements) shall thereafter be implemented in accordance with the approved details prior to the occupation of the primary school. Reason: To ensure there is a safe connection between the school and the residential plots to the northwest. 12. That prior to the commencement of any works on site, the applicant shall submit for the written approval of the Planning Authority a swept path analysis which demonstrates that the site can be serviced by a 9.93m long refuse collection vehicle. The vehicle must be able to enter and exit the site in a forward gear. Any modifications to the layout to accommodate the refuse collection vehicle must thereafter be implemented as part of the development to the satisfaction of the Planning Authority. Reason: To ensure the site can be accessed by a refuse collection vehicle in a safe manner. 13. That prior to the commencement of any works on site, the applicant shall submit for the written approval of the Planning Authority a plan and specification detailing the final design of all site access and egress points. The plan and specification shall detail the access and egress design, geometry, associated kerbing and surface finish. Only the approved access and egress designs shall thereafter be implemented on site as part of the development. Reason: To ensure the site can be accessed in a safe manner. Advisory Note(s)
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None. Schedule of Plans Determined Drawing Number Revision Drawing/Document Title WS4913.24 Preliminary Ecological Appraisal by Wild Surveys dated 21st October 2024. P81-ZZ-ZZ-01-DR-A-PL0002 P02 Location Plan P81-ACM-ZZ-ZZ-DR-PL- 000010 P01 Site Location Plan P81-ACM-ZZ-ZZ-DR-PL- 000101 P01 Proposed Finish Levels P81-ACM-ZZ-ZZ-DR-PL- 000102 P01 Proposed Hardworks Layout P81-ACM-ZZ-ZZ-DR-C-000103 P01 Proposed Kerbing Layout P81-ACM-ZZ-ZZ-DR-PL- 000111 P01 Swept Path Analysis Standard Rigid Bus P81-ACM-ZZ-ZZ-DR-PL- 000112 P01 Swept Path Analysis Fire Tender P81-ACM-ZZ-ZZ-DR-PL- 000250 P01 Proposed Drainage Layout P81-ACM-ZZ-ZZ-DR-PL- 000251 P01 Exceedance Flood Routing Plan P81-ACM-ZZ-ZZ-DR-PL- 000252 P01 Info drainage Schematic Layout P81-ACM-ZZ-ZZ-DR-PL- 000300 P01 Proposed Earthworks Layout P81-ERZ-ZZ-ZZ-DR-L-0001 P09 Landscape Plan P81-ERZ-ZZ-ZZ-DR-L-0002 P03 Softworks Plan P81-ERZ-ZZ-ZZ-DR-L-0003 P05 Boundaries Plan P81-ERZ-ZZ-ZZ-DR-L-0004 P04 Furniture Plan P81-ERZ-ZZ-ZZ-DR-L-0005 P04 Hardworks Plan P81-ERZ-ZZ-ZZ-DR-L-1000 Elevation and Section P81-JMA-01-00-DR-A-PL0001 P01 Proposed GA Plan Level 00 P81-JMA-01-01-DR-A-PL0001 P01 Proposed GA Plan Level 01 P81-JMA-01-02-DR-A-PL0001 P01 Proposed GA Plan Level 02 P81-JMA-01-RL-DR-A-PL0001 P01 Proposed GA Plan Roof Level P81-JMA-01-ZZ-DR-A-PL1001 P01 Proposed Sections P81-JMA-01-ZZ-DR-A-PL2001 P01 Proposed Elevations P81-JMA-01-ZZ-DR-A-PL2002 P01 Proposed Bay Study Elevations 1 of 2 P81-JMA-01-ZZ-DR-A-PL2003 P01 Proposed Bay Study Elevations 2 of 2 P81-JMA-XX-ZZ-DR-A-PL1001 P01 Proposed Site Sections P81-JMA-ZZ-00-DR-A-PL0001 P02 Proposed Site Plan P81-JMA-ZZ-ZZ-DR-PL0003 P02 Existing Site Plan For further information please contact James Weir, Development Standards Team, Email: james.weir@renfrewshire.gov.uk