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PLANNING APPLICATIONS.

For details of planning applications and on-line plans to view, go to FifeDirect.  You can view all details including the plans themselves.  The community council is a statutory consultee for applications and considers these at its meetings.

For more details of planning applications go to the e-planning website.

Please note that, as a sitting Councillor, I offer no opinion on any planning application prior to it being considered at committee - available information is presented to keep you informed.

Ron Edwards

Revised plans for the Cemetery Viewpoint.

Revised Viewpoint plan (July 2010)

The Community Council planning application for the Cemetery Steps Viewpoint at Inch View can be viewed on e-planning as 10/000985/FULL.

Originally Fife Council Transportation encouraged the Community Council to bring the pathway into the viewpoint from the south by breaching the barrier.  They have changed their mind and now insist that the barrier should not be altered.  As a consequence of this, fresh plans have been lodged with this disabled-accessible path coming in from the corner and using a “dog-leg” to maintain a suitable gradient.  This still gives good views and a suitable path but will delay the application.

Unfortunately, the planning application is held up further because of Fife Council investigations on the stability of the rock face along the back of Pettycur Bay, even though the application site is some 11 metres back from the cliff edge.


...as at 12th July 2011

Invertiel Development.

It has certainly been a long haul.  Because the application for a Morrisons Supermarket at Invertiel was contrary to the Mid Fife Local Plan, the Planners recommendation was for refusal and the Kirkcaldy Area Committee recommended approval the application went through a hearing at which well over a hundred residents made impassioned appeals for approval, and then to Planning Committee.  The Planning Committee recommended acceptance and eventually, at Fife Council meeting of 30th June, permission was granted by 36 votes to 18.  The decision still has to be approved by the Scottish Government, but then the detail can be thrashed out and the building can commence.  It has been a wonderful exercise in democracy and all, supporters and objectors, have made a great contribution to the process.  Hopefully now this will encourage the Hovercraft proposal to proceed and the general regeneration of this area to take place.