A proposed tourism development has been refused planning permission.
grant planning permission for a development including 65 holiday lodges, a farmhouse, and an agricultural building to be built at Coathill Farm in Luggiebank.
However planning officers deemed the proposal was an “unacceptable departure” from green belt policy as well as “poorly located” in terms of access to amenities and public transport, and recommended that councillors refuse planning permission.
The planning officers’ recommendation was unanimously supported by the council’s planning committee and the application was therefore refused.
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