Plans submitted to create dog park in Renfrewshire

Plans have been submitted to create a dog park in Lochwinnoch <i>(Image: Archives)</i>
Plans have been submitted to create a dog park in Lochwinnoch (Image: Archives)
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A proposal has been put forward to create a dog park in Lochwinnoch.

The plans would see the change of use of agricultural land to a dog exercise field with associated works comprising the erection of boundary fencing, a shelter, access and formation of a car parking area.

The site for the proposed development is on the northern boundary of Roadhead Forge on Beith Road.

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It would be open between 7am and 9.30pm, and would be available for the public to book exclusively through a website, according to the applicant.

The proposal was received by Renfrewshire Council on August 26 and validated on September 4.

A consultation on the plans is open until September 30.

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