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Kincardine and Mearns residents to have say on five major planning applications

The location of the forthcoming supermarket on the Ury Estate
The location of the forthcoming supermarket on the Ury Estate

Residents in Kincardine and Mearns will get the opportunity to grill developers on five separate planning applications for the area in the coming months.

Aberdeenshire Council has organised pre-determination hearings for the Ury Estate, Mains of Cowie, New Mains of Ury and Mill of Forest developments in Stonehaven.

Another will also be held on the proposed 1,500-home Park quarry development south of Drumoak.

The meetings gives locals who have already formally objected to proposals, developers and consultees the opportunity to express their views on a planning application prior to a decision.

Four of the applications – Mill of Forest and the new Mains of Ury – propose bringing a supermarket to Stonehaven.

The plans by Stewart Milne Homes at Mains of Cowie – for 250 homes, a primary school and supermarket – will be held on Monday, January 18 at Mill O Forest Primary at 6.30pm.

Proposals by FM Group for an 18-hole Jack Nicklaus golf course and 90 homes as part of its £80million development at the historic estate will be discussed on Wednesday, January 20.

This will take place on the same day as the Sluie Estate Trust’s plans for a supermarket and petrol station at New Mains of Ury at the Mill O Forest Primary at 6.30pm.

On Wednesday, March 2 the Kincluny Village scheme at Park Quarry will be open for discussion at Mackie Academy at 3pm.

Plans for a 500-home development at Mill of Forest near Stonehaven and a supermarket, along with a further application for a supermarket and 50-bedroom hotel at the Ury Estate will be heard on Wednesday, March 9 at the academy at 6.30pm.

Anyone wishing to make a representation to any of these planning applications should contact Karen McWilliam on (01569 768202) or email: karen.mcwilliam@aberdeenshire.gov.uk