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Application No:

Date Registered:

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N/99/007 14EUL

8 June1999

MERCURY ONE 2 ONE IMPERTAL PLACE BOREHAMWOOD WD6 1EA

A.P.T. Unit 64 Sir James Clark Building Abbey Mill Business Centre Paisley

THE ERECTION OF A 15 METRE TELECOMMUNICATIONS MAST WITH ANTENNA, CABIN AND COMPOUND WHITEHILL FARM, WNCITEHILL FARM ROAD, STEPPS. 70 265585 668729 MT

Strathkelvin District(Southern Area) Local Plan 1983 Policy E.PRO 2 - Green Belt Northern Corridor Local Plan (Consultative Draft) 1998 Policies ENV 8-14 - Green Belt Areas Policy ENV 32 Telecommunications

Contrary to Development Plan: No

CONSULTATIONS:

Objection: No Objection: Health and Safety Executive, National Radiological Protectio U

Board Conditions: No RepIy:

REPRESENTATIONS: Neighbours: 374 letters of representation and a petition containing 291 signatories.

Objectors included Councillor Brim Wallace, two MSP’s and Stepps Community Council.

Newspaper Advert: Yes

COMMENTS : The application under consideration proposes the erection of a monopole telecommunications mast and associated works adjacent to Whitehill Farm, Stepps.

Within the Strathkelvin District (Southern Area) Local Plan the application site lies within the designated greenbelt. The policy wording however dates from 1983 and as such makes no explicit reference to telecommunications apparatus. The policy presumes against any development not in the interests of agriculture forestry or outdoor

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recreation. The site is also located within the greenbelt in the replacement local plan, the consultative draft of the Northern Comdor Local Plan. The greenbelt policy in this case maintains a presumption against new development but recognises telecommunications as an exception. Policy ENV 32 sets out the criteria for assessing telecommunications development: i) the need for the development to be on the application site i.e. the availability of alternative sites and the possibility of sharing facilities, ii) environmental and visual impact;and iii) economic benefit.

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In this instance the applicant has confirmed that there are no other alternative sites which are suitable and that furthermore, the sharing of facilities is not possible. In this instance, the environmental and visual impact is also acceptable. In terns of economic benefit there is no economic benefit at this green belt site that could not apply to sites outwith the greenbelt, however this has to be reconciled with the fact that the applicant has identified no suitable site within the built up area. Accordingly this criterion is satisfied.

The proposal is therefore considered to satisfy the criteria listed within Policy ENV 32 and would accordingly be consistent with the terms oft@ emerging local plan.

A sigdicant number of representations has been received in respect of the proposal. The objections refer to two issues. Firstly possible health concerns and secondly, the possible adverse landscape impact. The question of public safety is the subject of regulation under other statutory powers and other than in the most exceptional circumstances there is no reason for planning authorities to take such issues into account. There is no indication that such circumstances exist in this case.

The concerns regarding landscape impact has been addressed above. The main issue to be assessed is whether the application accords with local plan policy. In this instance the application is in accordance with local plan policy.

All in all the development as proposed is acceptable and accordmgly permission should be granted.

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RECOMMENDATION: Grant subject to the following condition:-

1. That the development hereby permitted shall be started within five years of the date of this permission.

Reason: To accord with the provision of the Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1997

2. That before the development starts, full details andor samples of external materials to be used on the development hereby approved ( i.e. the mast, antennae, microwave dish, fence and equipment cabin) shall be submitted to, and approved by, the Planning Authority.

Reason: To allow the proper consideration of these details.

That before the development of the site commences, a scheme of landscaping for the area shown in green shall be submitted to and approved by the Planning Authority ; the scheme shall include:-

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b) a scheme of tree and shrub planting, incorporating details of the number, variety and size of trees and shrubs to be planted;

c) details of the phasing of these works;

Reason: In order that the visual impact of the proposal is minimised as far as practicable.

That prior to the development hereby permitted being brought into use, all planting, see-, turfing and earth moulding included in the schemes of landscaping and planting, approved under the terms of condition 3 above, shall be completed and any trees, shrubs, or areas of grass which die, are removed, damaged, or diseased, within 5 years of the completion of the development, shall be replaced in the next planting season with others of a similar size and species.

Reason: To ensure that the landscaping works are undertaken timeously thereby minimising the impact of the proposal upon the greenbelt.

That before the development starts, details of the surface finish of the access road within the area shown in blue on the approved plan shall be submitted to and approved by the Planning Authority.

Reason: To allow consideration of these details and to ensure that the materials maintain the quality of the greenbelt..

That the applicant shall ensure that there is no increase in the existing background noise level at the nearest dwellings from (a) fixed plant and equipment associated with the completed development, and, (b) within the completed development

Reason : To protect occupants of nearby housing from noise and disturbance thereby ensuring that the develepment does not detract from established levels of residential amenity.

That notwithstanding the requirements of condition 6 above, before development starts a scheme for protecting nearby dwellings from stationary noise sources associated with the developent hereby approved shall be submitted to, and approved by, the Council as Planning Authority. Any works which form part of the scheme shall be completed before the development is brought into use and thereafter maintained to the satisfaction of the Council as Planning Authority.

Reason: To protect occupants of nearby housing from noise and disturbance thereby ensuring that the develepment does not detract from established levels of residential amenity.

Background Papers: Application Form and Plans Strathkelvin District(S0uthern Area) Local Plan 1983. North Lanarkshire Council Northern Corridor Local Plan Consultative Draf€ 1998. Letters of representations and a petition - See Appendix. Any person wishing to inspect these documents should contact Moray Thomson at 01236 616463.

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PROPOSAL AND SITE

The application under consideration proposes the erection of a 15 metre high telecommunications mast and associated equipment including 2.5metreantennae, microwave dishes and a compound on land adjacent to Whitehill Farm, Whitehill Farm Road, Stepps.

The Southern Area Local Plan remains, for the present, the adopted local plan. The application site is located within the designated green belt at this location. The wording of Policy E.PRO 2 is clear and requires two tests to be satisfied before the presumption against development may be overcome. The first is that the proposal is in the interests of agriculture, forestry or outdoor recreation, the second refers to the impact upon rural amenity. The policy however predates the growth in telecommunications equipment and was adopted before the current government guidance was issued on the subject. Its relevance to the determination of the current application is therefore limited.

The North Lanarkshire Council Northern Corridor Local Plan (Consultative Draft) of 1998 maintains the greenbelt designation for the site. The policy in this case maintains a presumption against new development but recognises telecommunications as an exception. Policy ENV 32 sets out the criteria for assessing all telecommunications applications. It indicates that applications may be acceptable provided that i) there is a specific locational need for the development having regard to the availability of alternative sites and the possibility of sharing facilities; ii) the environmental and visual impact is acceptable; and iii) economic impact.

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The terms of N.P.P.G. 1- The Planning System states that “deteminations on individual planning applications should be made on planning grounds. Planning powers should not normally be used to secure objectives which can be achieved under other legislation. ”

Also relevant to telecommunication equipment is Scottish Office Circular 25/1985. This clearly states that it is government policy to facilitate the growth of telecommunications and that the planning system should encourage and not hinder the development of new telecommunications systems. The Circular explicitly states in respect of the health issues raised by telecommunications that the radiated power output of radio installations is subject to stringent health and safety limits.

In December 1998 the Scottish Office issued a draft consultation document on Land Use Planning and Electro Magnetic Fields(EMF’s). This document gave guidance to planning authorities on drawing up development plan policies, determining planning applications for development giving rise to EMF’s(such as telecommunications masts) and development proposed in the vicinity of EMF’s.

CONSULTATIONS AND REPRESENTATIONS

Summaries of consultation responses are as follows:-

Councillor Brim Wallace: The structure is being proposed within an area of policy control adjacent to residential properties and would be encroaching into the green belt. In addition, the visual impact of the structure and compound are unacceptable and would set an undesirable precedent for other similar developments. Environmental Services: No response. Health and Safety Executive No observations.: National Radiological Protection Board (NRF’B) :No specific comments regarding the application but general NRPB information in respect of transmitters for mobile telephones was enclosed. The information advises that the NRPB Advisory Group has reviewed research into a possible association between exposure to electromagnetic fields, including radio waves and cancer. It concluded that the

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29 current evidence for such an association is weak and no persuasive biological mechanism has been established for such an effect. Leisure Services : No response Stepps and District Community Council :Objection on the grounds that the structure detracts from the Area of Special Control, fiom the environment and the greenbelt policies of the consultative draft local plan. The Communi@ Council also raise concerns regarding potential health implications of masts and refer to the Council’s decision not to accept further telecommunications apparatus upon its buildings.

2.2 A considerable number of representations have been submitted in respect of the proposals all of which contain objections to the proposal. In total 374 letters have been received imluding one from Councillor Brim Wallace, two from Members of the Scottish Parliament and one from Stepps and District Community Council. A petition containing 29 1 signatures has also been received.

2.3 The objections are made on the following grounds:- l).Concern that the proposal will give rise to health dangers such as leukaemia due to microwave and other radio emissions. In this respect, the site is adjacent to a building which accommodates most local children’s groups, while the general area also contains many children and elderly people. 2) Although there is no concrete proof that these transmitters cause cancer, there is enough evidence to convince many Local Authorities to ban these masts from being sited near schools and residential areas. 3) Transmitters should be sited out in the countryside. 4) The structure represents a discordant feature in the landscape. 5 ) Recent research suggests that there are health risks associated with masts. While these masts are a relatively new phenomenon and long-term consequences for those who live in close proximity to them as yet unavailable, planners should proceed with caution. 6 ) Value of homes would be depreciated. 7) There is no requirement for a hrther mast in the area as there is currently full signal coverage. 8) The proposal represents an incursion in the green belt and introduces a danger of noise pollution. 9) Mast could adversely affect wildlife in the area.

2.4 Comments upon the objections are as follows: 1) Although almost all of the letters of objection refer to health fears, it nonetheless remains the position that these matters are covered by separate legislation and the National Radiological Protection Board is the Government’s statutory advisor on radiological protection. The NRPB require mast operators to comply with agreed standards. The Board has stated that there is no firm evidence that electromagnetic fields cause cancer. Guidance with regard to telecommunications planning policy with regard to health and safety matters is contained in the Scottish Development Department Circular 25/1985. This states that the radiated output fiom base stations such as that under consideration, is subject subject to stringent safeq limits and is well within internationally accepted standards. Consequently, other than in the most exceptional circumstances, there is no reason for planning authorities to take such issues into account. There is no suggestion fiom the terms of the consultation response from the NRPB that exceptional circumstances exist in this case.

2) The decision b!. man\’ authorities including North Lanarkshire not to enter into further leases with telecommunications operators, represents a policy decision as landowner. It does not represent a blanket ban on such equipment. Such an approach would in fact be unlawful denying as it would the opportunity for applicants to have their proposals considered on their individual planning merits. Any decision by North Lanarkshire Council as a landowner must be seen as such and not confused with its obligations as planning authority.

3) Local Plan policy provides the basis against which any proposal will be assessed. This necessarily includes balancing technical requirements of the operators and minimising ~ isua l intrusion and landscape impact.

4) The overall height of the mast is such that it would be visible from a number of public viewpoints However, the issue to be addressed is whether the structure materially affects the character of the adjacent area of policy control or the greenbelt in which it is sited. The siting of the mast and

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30 compound to the north of the farm will mitigate its visual impact. The compound and cabin will for example be screened by farm buildmgs within the steading thereby significantly reducing the impact of . any base clutter from within the adjacent residential area. In addition, when viewed from the M80 the mast and compound will be seen against the backloth of the buildings which delineate the northern boundary of Stepps thereby minimising overall impact. In view of its height the mast itself will remain visible from within the residential area to’the south however this is likely to be restricted to the upper portion only. The “slim line” profile of the mast and its location will mitigate its impact and ensure that its does not have a significantly detrimental effect on the amenity of the adjacent residential properties. In addition, the structure would not be particularly intrusive in terms of landscape impact.

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5 ) There is currently a perception amongst sections of the general public that there are certain health issues associated with the proposals for telecommunications masts and their associated electro-magnetic fields. Strictly spealung, health considerations in cases such as this are matters outwith the scope of planning control and should be dealt with by the Health and Safety Executive. The National Radiological Protection Board O B ) is the Government’s Statutory advisor on radiological protection matters. It sets out the guidance on limiting exposure to Electromagnetic Fields(EMF’s) current advice is that so long as the guidelines are adhered to there is no proven risk to health from such developments. However recent draft guidance indicates that public perception of danger can be a valid planning consideration when assessing proposals for this type of development although it has to be weighed against other land-use considerations.

6) Property values are not a material planning consideration.

7) The question of the need for the facility is properly a matter for the applicant. In this case the applicant has confirmed that the mast is required in order to enhance coverage.

8) The proposal occupies a greenbelt location however, in terms of emerging local plan policy, telecommunications equipment is recognised as an appropriate greenbelt use subject to criteria being satisfied. In this case the criteria have been satisfied and as such the proposal is not contrary to greenbelt policy or at odds with its objectives. The issue of noise can be addressed by means of a condition.

9) There is no evidence that the mast would adversely affect wildlife within the area.

3.0 DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION

3.1 It is considered that the proposals under consideration are in accordance with policy within the emerging local plan.

3.2 The emerging Local Plan, the Northern Comdor Local Plan maintains a presumption against new developments within the designated greenbelt. The policy recognises telecommunications as an exception. Policy ENV 32 sets out the criteria for assessing all telecommunications applications. It indicates that applications may be acceptable provided that i) there is a specific locational need for the development having regard to the availability of alternative sites and the possibility of sharing facilities; ii) the environmental and visual impact is acceptable; and iii) economic impact.

3.3 In t h ~ s instance the applicant has confirmed that alternative sites were considered and found to be unsuitable. In addition, the sharing of facilities has also been considered and discounted. With regard to the environmental and visual impact the proposal is considered to be acceptable. While the overall height of the mast is such that it would be visible from a number of public viewpoints, the siting of the mast and compound to the north of the farm will mitigate its visual impact. The compound and cabin will be screened by farm buildings si@cantly reducing the impact of any base clutter from within the adjacent residential area. In additio% when viewed from the M80, the mast and compound will be seen against the backloth of the buildings which delineate the northern boundary of Stepps thereby minimising overall impact. The mast itself will remain visible from within the residential area to the south however this is likely to be restricted to the upper portion only. The “slim line” profile of the

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31 mast and its location will mitigate its impact and ensure that its does not have a significantly detrimental effect on the amenity of the adjacent residential properties. In addition, the structure would not be particularly intrusive in terms of landscape impact and accordingly the environmental and landscape impact criteria of Policy ENV 32 in the emerging local plan.. In terms of the fLnal criterion, there is no economic benefit at this green belt site that could not apply to sites o M t h the greenbelt. However, this has to be reconciled with the fact that the applicant has identified no suitable site within the built up area. Accordingly this criterion is also satisfied. The proposal is therefore considered to satisfy the criteria listed within Policy ENV 32 and would accordingly be consistent with the terms of the emerging local plan. The development as proposed is acceptable and notwithstanding the terms of the representations considered above, it is recommended that permission should be granted subject to the conditions attached.

3.4 The representations received referring to health and safety implications demonstrate a significant public perception of danger associated with the proposal, however the weight that can be attached to this must reflect the government guidance which has been issued to planning authorities. This guidance states that there is no reason for planning authorities to take such issues into account except in exceptional circumstances. No exceptional circumstances have been identified in this case.

3.5 It is considered therefore that the public perception of danger associated with the proposal does not outweigh the land use considerations and that the permission should be granted subject to the conditions attached.

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Stepps G33 6BN

Stews , G33 6BN

Stepps. G33 6BL

Stepps 633 6BN

Stepps. G33 6BN

Stepps . G33 6BN

Stepps. G33 6BN

Stepps. G33 6BL

] 170 Whitehill Avenue,

G33 6BN 3 150 Whitehill Avenue,

Stepps G33 6BN

] [60 Whitehill Avenue, Stepps G33 6BN

3 [ 'Killochan' , 13 Whitehill Avenue, Stepps G33 6BL

] [ 4 1 Whitehill Avenue, Stepps. Glasgow.

] [50 Whitehill Avenue, StepPS I Glasgow. G33 6BN

Stepps Glasgow

Stepps 633 6DX

Stepps. Glasgow

StepPS r G33 6BX

Stems r Glasgow.

Stems r 633 6DT

Stems I

3 [ 1 1 Lenzie Road,

j [ 4 Lenzie Road,

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] 151 Lenzie Road,

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[C. McManus

[Mrs. M. Smith

[Cameron Moir

[Clive Parker

[Sharon McGeagh

[M.M. & R. Bell

[Jean & William MacXendrick

[Hazel McGeagh

[Roger McGeagh

[Thomas & Elizabeth O'Shea

[T. Harding

[Emma Milby

[Wendy Kelly

[Alison Kelly

[Derek A. Pollacchi

[Miss C. M. Pollacchi

[Mrs. J.L. Pollacchi

[Julie K.M. Pollacchi

[Iain Kelly

[Richard Kelly

[Margaret Swart

[Hugh Kelly

[Mr & Mrs. McLeish

G33 6DA

Stepps G33 6DY

Stepps. G33 6DY

Stepps. G33 6DY

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1 [5 Lenzie Road,

1 129 Lenzie Road,

I [33 Lenzie Road,

1 [35 Lenzie Road,

1 [45 Lenzie Road,

1 123 Lenzie Road, Atepps I

I [27 Lenzie Road, Stepps I

1 [45 Lenzie Road, Stepps I G33 6BX

1 [45 Lenzie Road, Stepps G33 6BX

1 ['Oakley', 6 Lenzie Road, Stems I G33 6DX

Stepps ,

Stews I G33 6DR

Stepps. G33 6DR

Stems r Glasgow. G33 6DR

Stepps G33 6BX

S t epps Glasgow.

Stepps G33 6BX

G33 6DU

G33 6DU

1 l20 Anniesdale Avanue,

I 122 Anniesdale Avenue, G33 6DR

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1 11 Anniesdale Avenue,

1 [ 1 4 Anniesdale Avenue, StepPS I Glasgow. G33 6DR

1 [I4 Anniesdale Avenue, StepPS I Glasgow. G33 6DR

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Glasgow. G33 6DR

Stepps Glasgow. G33 6DR

Stepps Glasgow. G33 6DR

Stepps. Glasgow. G33 6DR

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[The Owner/OccuPier

[Mrs. Elizabeth Verrecchia

[Mr. R. Spiers

[S. Spiers

[Mr. James J. Fraser

[S. O'Donnell

[Mrs. Jean Donald,

[C. McGuinness

[M. Breakenridge

[Donald Lang

[Mr. & Mrs Clark

[L. Tannock

[C Tannock

[James Tannock

[Kim Dia

[May Clark 0 [John Findlay

[George Hales

[George Hales

[E. McCallum

[ James McGougan

[Mrs. Rose Callaghan

[Lyndsey Burns

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Stepps. 633 6LY

Stepps 633 6LY

[81 Dunalistair Drive, StepPS,

183 Dunalastair Drive, StepPS I Glasgow. G33 6LY 13 Bothlyn Drive, Stems I

[6 Bothlyn Drive, Stepps, Glasgow. G33 6BY

[ 5 Bothlyn Drive, StepPS, Glasgow.

[ 4 Bothlyn Drive, Stepps.

[ l Bothlyn Drive, StepPS, Glasgow.

["The Rowans" , 2 Bothlyn Drive, Stepps Glasgow. G33 6BY

[ 1 6 Clayhouse Road, Cardowan Glasgow. G33 6AN [C/o 98 Clayhouse Road, StepPS, Glasgow. [98 Clayhouse Road, StepPS, Glasgow [98 Clayhouse Road, Stems , Glasgow [93 Clayhouse Road, Stews, Glasgow.

[ 107 Clayhouse Road, Stepps Glasgow. [97 Clayhouse Road, StepPS, Glasgow. [99 Clayhouse Road, StepPS I Glasgow. G33 6AG [99 Clayhouse Road, StepPS

179 Dunalistair Drive,

[81 Dunalistair Drive,

G33 6LY

G33 6BY

Glasgow. G33 6AG

[ 103 Clayhouse Road,

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Stepps Glasgow. G33 6AG [109 Clayhouse Road, Stepps, Glasgow. [30 Clayhouse Road, Cardowan Stepps

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[ Joan Gilmour

[Bet ty Watt

[Kathleen Goodwin

[J. McGinnes

[John Callaghan

[M. Hunter

[David Browne

[J. Morrison

[Elizabeth McKenan

[Owner/Occupier

[Mrs. A. Neilson

[ Will iam Ne i 1 son

[Mrs. J. Stones

[Mrs. A. Cassidy

[J. Everett

[M. Mackie

[Anne McCluskey

[J. Keegan & D. McTaggart

[K. Armstrong

[George MacMillan

[C. Corbett

[Owner/Occupier

[R. Cooper

[J. Rathay

[Lorna MacMillan

[Mrs. P. Brady

3 [115 Clayhouse Road,


] [24 Clayhouse Road,

Stems,

Stems I Glasgow

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Cardowan , G33 6AH

StepPS, Glasgow.

Stems r Glasgow.

Stews I Glasgow.

StepPS I

Stepps I Glasgow

Stepps Glasgow.

StepPS I Glasgow.

StepPS, Glasgow

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Stems Glasgow.

StepPS, Glasgow.

Stems Cardowan

StepPS r Glasgow.

Cardowan , Glasgow.

Cardowan Glasgow

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Stepps I Glasgow.

StepPS, Glasgow.

Stepps, Glasgow.

Cardowan Stepps

StepPS, Glasgow.

G33 6AG




1 [ 2 Clayhouse Road,








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[Charles McConnick

[Owner/Occupier

[Margaret McManus

[Mary Gray

[E. Donnelly

[Mary Tannock

[Margaret & John Hardie

[J. McMillan

[ Owner/Occup ier

[A. F. Cassidy

[Mr. Eric Clyne

[Mr. & Mrs. J. Nolan

[Mrs. M. McMillan

[Lorraine Newson

[Wilma Smith

[Mr & Mrs Young 0 [Janette Grier

[E. Robert son

[Owner/Occupier

[Christine Smith

[J. Dorlin

[Hugh O'Neill

[George Tait

[Mr. & Mrs. Gray & Family

Cardowan

Glasgow.

Cardowan S t epps

Cardowan Glasgow.

Cardowan Glasgow.

Cardowan,

Glasgow

Stepps Glasgow.

Stepps Glasgow. G33 6AL

Stepps Glasgow. G33 6AL

S t epps Glasgow.

Cardowan, Glasgow.

Stepps Glasgow. G33 6AEi

Cardowan Stepps. G33 6AQ

Stepps Glasgow. G33 6AH

Cardowan Glasgow.

S t epps Glasgow.

Cardowan Glasgow.

Cardowan, Glasgow.

StepPS, Glasgow.

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StepPS, Glasgow.

Cardowan Glasgow.

Cardowan Glasgow.

Cardowan, Stepps

Cardowan, Glasgow.

Cardowan

StepPS , I [3 Craigendrnuir Road,

3 [5 Craigendmuir Road,

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StepPS , 3 [9 Craigendmuir Road,

] [10 Craigendrnuir Road,

3 [ l Craigendmuir Road,

3 [5 Comedie Road,

3 [ 4 Comedie Road,

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] [9 Comedie Road,

1 [27 Comedie Road,

3 [34 Comedie Road,

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] [30 Comedie Road,

I [39 Comedie Road,

] [13 Comedie Road,

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[Andrea Donnelly

[ James Cosgrove

[J. Findlay

[Julie Anne McXerran

[Marie & John Pryde

[John Clark

[ M i s s Samantha Culbard

[ Owner/Occupier

[M. A. Shaw

[W. Campbell

[J. McVey

[Steven Bsrrons

[Owner/Occup ier

[I McLachlan

[R. Neilson

[S.Slaven

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[E. O'Donnell

[Mr. & Mrs. John

[Margaret Lathe]

[Sadie Ward

[Mr. G. Russell

[John McXerron

StepPS , G33 6AZ

Stepps. Glasgow.

Stepps Glasgow.

StepPS I Glasgow.

Cardown Stepps.

Stepps. Glasgow.

Cardowan , Stepps

Cardowan Stepps

Cardowan, Stepps.

Stepps. G33 6AU

Stepps Glasgow G33 6AU

Stepps Glasgow.

Cardowan G33 6AU

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3 111 Ardtoe Place,

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Glasgow

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Cardowan Stepps G33 6AU

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Stepps G33 6HU

Cardowan Glasgow. G33 6AU

Cardowan , Glasgow.

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[Anne Buchanan

[Margaret Donnelly

[A. Doran

[Robt. M. Black

[M. Haggarty

[Michele & Ianin McDonald

[Alison McLaughlin

[Owner/Occupier

[Mr. W. G. Mouat

[Wendy & Graeme Shields

[Lynne & Chris Howarth

[F. McGowan

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[Francis Xerr

[S. Hepburn

[Theresa Scott

[ James McCabe

[John Moffat

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[ 53 Ardtoe Crescent, Cardowan Glasgow. [26 Ardtoe Crescent, Cardowan Glasgow. [79 Cardowan Road, Stepps Glasgow. G33 6AA [93 Cardowan Road,

Glasgow. G33 6AW [89 Cardowan Road, Stepps Glasgow

[ 9 1 Cardowan Road, Stems I Glasgow. G33 6AW [37 Cardowan Rpad, Stepps Glasgow G33 6HJ

Cardowan Road,

Glasgow. G33 2AA

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Stems I

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S tepps I

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[32 Cardowan Drive, StepPS , Glasgow. G33 6HD [27 Cardowan Drive, Stepps Glasgow. G33 6HE

[ 16 Cardowan Drive, Stepps Glasgow. G33 6HD [5 Cardowan Drive, Stews I Glasgow. G33 6HE

[ 1 Cardowan Drive, StepPS,

StepPS,

G33 6HE [86 Cardowan Drive,

Glasgow. G33 6HH [34 Frankfield Road, StepPS, Glasgow. G33 6AE [65 Frankfield Road, StepPS,

[80 Frankfield Road,

Glasgow. G33 6AD

Stems, Glasgow. G33 6AE [62 Frankfield Road, Stems , Glasgow. [64 Fankfield Road, S t e m s , Glasgow. G33 6AE 150 Frankfield Road,

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[Mr. & Mrs. Cambridge 3 [58 Frankfield Road,

[Kathleen Gibson I [38 Frankfield Road,

[R. Grant & Josephine Grant 1 [70 Frankfield Road,

[Eliz. Barr

[Owner/Occupier

[Claire Middleton

[Mrs. E. Smith

[Mrs June Black

[Helen Barrons

[Robert Barr

[John Sullivan

[James Burns

[Mr. & Mrs. D. Coyle

[J. Sirnpson

[Owner/Occupier

[Mr & Mrs McLeod

[Anne Lindsay

[ J. McCreadie

[S. Steven

[Grace & Tom Davidson

[Jane McLean

[Alison Boyd

Stepps.

StepPS 1 Glasgow. G33 6AE

StepPS, Glasgow. 633 6AE

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Cardowan Glasgow.

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Stepps , Glasgow.

Cardowan Stepps

StepPS, Glasgow. G33 6AE

StepPS r Galsgow. 633 6AE

StepPS, Glasgow.

Cardowan, Stepps.

Stepps, Glasgow.

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[Dr. C.K. Graham & Mr: E.J. 3 Graham,

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[Mr. & Mrs. M. McVay & Family I

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G33 6AY [ 14 Frankf ield Road, StepPS 1 Glasgow. G33 6AE

P.T.A. Committee, St. Joseph's Primary School, Cardowan , S t epps [22 West Avenue, StepPS I Glasgow. 633 6ES [34 Mt. Harriet Drive,

Glasgow. 633 6DN [16 Station Road, Millerston, Glasgow. G33 6NE

[ 5 0 Drimmin Road, Cardowan , G33 6AT [12 Whitehill Farm Road,Stepps, Glasgow. G33 6BT [Flat 6 , Cala Sona Court, Wishaw, ML2 ODY [12 Whitehill Farm Road,

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[ 15 Ballaig Crescent , Stepps. Glasgow [29 Blenheim Avenue,

Glasgow. G33 6BL

StepPS I

[ 1 6 Alexandra Avenue, Stews Glasgow. G33 6BP

[ Chairperson , Stepps Friendship Group, 19 First Avenue, Millerston. G3 3 [A.P.T. , Woodlands House, 11 Ashley Street, Glasgow. G3 6DR [12 Drimmin Road, StepPS I

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[Owner/Occupier

[Owner/Occupier

[M. Stark

[ Owner/Occupier

[Owner/Occupier

[Miss M. Jenkins

[Helen Meikle

[Mr. & Mrs J. Goodwin

[F. & M. Fitzsimmons

[Donald Gorrie MSP MP

[Gil Paterson MSP

[Staephanie Drew

[Councillor Brian Wallace

I [42 Drimmin Road,

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Stepps Glasgow

Glasgow. 633 6AT

Cardowan Glasgow.

StepPS I Glasgow. G33 6AT

StepPS f Glasgow.

StepPS I Glasgow.

Stepps Glasgow. 633 6AR

Stepps Glasgow.

StepPS f Glasgow

StepPS I Glasgow.

StepPS I Glasgow.

StepPS I Glasgow. G33 6AU

StepPS I Glasgow.

Edinburgh EH99 1SP

Edinburgh EH99 1SP

G1 a s gow G33 6AZ

Stepps Glasaow

3 [21 Drimmin Road,

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3 [13 Drimmin Road,

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3 [27 Dorlin Road,

1 [36 Dorlin Road,

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