Dumfries and Galloway - Traffic Management Order

DUMFRIES AND GALLOWAY COUNCIL (THE GRALLOCH CYCLE EVENT) (TEMPORARY TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT ORDER) ORDER 2024

The Council has made an Order under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 to temporarily close various roads in and around Gatehouse of Fleet to facilitate the holding of The Gralloch Gravel Cycling Event. The event will be held on 18/05/24 between 1030hrs and 2000hrs starting and finishing in Garries Park, Gatehouse. Utilising public roads Ann Street, B727 Gatehouse to Cally Palace and C13s Laurieston to Gatehouse and other private off-road routes to connect. Road Closures and Parking Suspensions will be in place as required. Alternative routes will be available via A75(T) and A762. Emergency access will be available if required. Pedestrian access will be maintained.

(SURFACE DRESSING – VARIOUS ROADS, DUMFRIES & GALLOWAY) (TEMPORARY CLOSURE) ORDER 2024

The Council hereby give notice under the Road Traffic Regulation
Act 1984 of their intention to temporarily close the following
roads at the following locations:

Road Description
C13s Laurieston Road from U622n towards High Creoch
A713 Above Dalshangan to C49s Fish Farm Road
A713 Earlston Dam area
A702 Top end of Corrido above Blackcraig sub-station
A702 Castlefairn Area back towards Holmhead
A712 Corsock towards Balmachellan
A712 Garcroggo area
A712 Low Arvie to Mossend
U20s From C8s at Chapelton Row to U38s
A711 St Mary’s Street, Kirkcudbright
A711 Tongland Power Station
A711 High Clachan towards Park of Tongland
A711 Above Tongland village to gas pipeline crossing
A745 C48w Leaths towards B727 junction Hardhills Smithy
A745 From B727 from Hardhills Smithy to bends
A711 Porterland between C15s and B736 junctions
B794 Haugh of Urr to Redcastle
B794 From 30mph Dalbeattie towards Meiklefirthhead
A711 Craignair Road (from bridge to past school entrance)
A710 From Steadstone Cottage back towards Dalbeattie
A710 Sandyhills towards Nether Clifton
A711 From B793 junction to power station
A711 Edingham Loch to Meikle Culloch
A711 Lower Porterbelly towards Kirkgunzeon
A711 Mossband Straight, Kirkgunzeon
A710 Inglestonford to Ardwell Mains, Kirkbean side
A710 Mabie Forest to Isle Steps
A711 Hillhead to Cairnyard
C1s From Nithsdale Boundary to C44s at Lochfoot

The closures are necessary in the interests of road safety to facilitate carriageway surface dressing works. The closures are planned to be undertaken during the period of 14th May 2024 to 30th September 2024 and shall have effect only at such times as indicated by appropriate signs.

Emergency Vehicle access will be maintained at all times. Vehicle and pedestrian access to properties within the closed section will be maintained where practicable.

For more information, Tel – 03033 333 000

PLANNING
The applications, associated plans and documents can be viewed online by following the ePlanning link on the Council’s website at www. dumgal.gov.uk/planning. Written comments may be made to Head of Economy and Development by email to Planning@dumgal.gov.uk or via the Council’s website, as noted above, by 16/05/2024 (Type A).

Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1997 as amended Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (Scotland) Regulations 2013, Reg 20(1) (A)

Ref No/Type Address/Proposal

24/0758/FUL (A) C37S, Corsock, Castle Douglas - Formation of access onto c37s and associated track

24/0761/FUL (A) 23 Main Street, Haugh Of Urr - Installation of replacement roof covering and 2no. Windows, enlargement of window opening to form double door opening and infilling of window opening to lean-to on north elevation of village hall

24/0774/PIP (A) Mains Of Collin, Auchencairn, Castle Douglas - Planning Permission in Principle for erection of dwellinghouse (class 9), formation of access and installation of septic tank and soakaway

24/0632/FUL (A) Mossband Residential Mobile Park, Mossband, Kirkgunzeon - Change of Use of agricultural land to form storage area ancillary to use of residential caravan park, erection of storage shed and boundary fence and associated gates and formation of hardstanding (Partially Retrospective)

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