A plan to construct a brand new Greggs or Costa in Kilmarnock has been binned.
Proposals had been submitted to open a brand new outlet behind the BP petrol station on Glasgow Street.
Detailed blueprints lodged with East Ayrshire Council planners present that the bakery large and the espresso agency had been being thought-about for the growth behind the present storage.
Plans would've seen the present automotive wash demolished and a brand new adjoining constructing created for one of many retailers together with 5 new automotive park areas and a bin retailer.
It is understood that the Greggs or Costa would've supplied a 'meals to go' providing.
However plans for the brand new improvement have been withdrawn by the applicant, Motor Gas Restricted.
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The Coal Authority mentioned that the positioning falls inside a 'improvement excessive threat space' and objected to the plans as a result of a Coal Mining Threat Evaluation Report had not been submitted as a part of the appliance.
The creation of a brand new retail unit would've meant a 3rd bakery unit for Greggs in Kilmarnock or a 3rd espresso store for Costa within the city.
The brand new unit would've joined Tesco, Domino's Pizza and a bunch of different blended retailers on the improvement.
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