FPA-13688

Broomberry Farm

Open For Comment Felling Permission Application

Where

Woodland: Barrhill Mount & Broomberry wood
Nearest town: Ayr
Local authority: South Ayrshire Council
Conservancy: Central Scotland Conservancy
Grid reference: NS344161

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Key dates

Application registered 26 August 2026
Application accepted 26 August 2026
Consultation opens 24 September 2026
Consultation closes 22 October 2026
Decision issued Not yet
Restocking due Unknown

Area

Total area: 4.94 ha
Conifer: 4.02 ha
Broadleaf: 0.92 ha

Official source

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FPA-13688

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First archived 25 September 2026 · last seen on the register 25 September 2026.

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Track changes

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25 Sept 2026, 06:00 BST

Status when first captured

Open For Comment

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Forestry operations

Applicant-proposed operations extracted from the archived application form. Figures remain grouped as submitted and are not summed by species.

Felling window: 26 Aug 2026 – 31 Jul 2028
Felling area: 4.94 ha
Estimated volume: 1,970 m³
Thinning area: 3.61 ha
Thinning basis: Pre/Post stocking density
Proposed restocking: 4.94 ha · 100% of felling licence

Species in felling operations

Alder European larch Mixed broadleaves Sitka spruce

Proposed restocking species

Alder Douglas fir Mixed broadleaves Norway spruce Sitka spruce

Felling operations

Detailed proposed felling operations
Site/Cpt	Operation	Species	Area	Age	Trees	Volume	Marking
1	Clear Felling	Sitka spruce	2.22 ha	45 yr	2,000	800 m³	n/a
1	Clear Felling	Common alder	0.26 ha	45 yr	200	50 m³	n/a
1	Clear Felling	Mixed broadleaves	0.46 ha	45 yr	200	50 m³	n/a
2	Clear Felling	European larch	0.9 ha	45 yr	900	360 m³	n/a
2	Clear Felling	Sitka spruce	0.9 ha	45 yr	900	360 m³	n/a
2	Clear Felling	Mixed broadleaves	0.2 ha	45 yr	50	50 m³	n/a

Thinning operations

Representation: Pre/Post stocking density.

Detailed proposed thinning operations
Site/Cpt	Species	Area	Volume	Before (stems/ha)	After (stems/ha)
3	Silver birch	1.81 ha	150 m³	2,500	2,000
3	Mixed broadleaves	0.45 ha	50 m³	2,500	2,000
4	Silver birch	0.8 ha	50 m³	2,500	2,000
4	Sycamore	0.28 ha	25 m³	2,500	2,000
4	Mixed broadleaves	0.27 ha	25 m³	2,500	2,000

Proposed restocking

Detailed proposed restocking operations
Site/Cpt	Proposal	Species / land use	% of site	Area	Density / ha	Trees	Alternative site
1	Replant felled area	Sitka spruce	59.86%	1.76 ha	2,500	—	—
1	Replant felled area	Douglas fir	15.65%	0.46 ha	2,500	—	—
1	Restock by natural regeneration	Common alder	8.84%	0.26 ha	1,600	—	—
1	Restock by natural regeneration	Mixed broadleaves	15.65%	0.46 ha	1,600	—	—
2	Replant felled area	Sitka spruce	60%	1.2 ha	2,500	—	—
2	Replant felled area	Norway spruce	30%	0.6 ha	2,500	—	—
2	Restock by natural regeneration	Mixed broadleaves	10%	0.2 ha	1,600	—	—

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Tree health

Statutory Plant Health Notices nearby

Within 5 km

Notices are ordered with polygons covering the application grid-reference point first, followed by the nearest notices with current ones prioritised. Distances are measured to the notice boundary. A nearby notice does not by itself mean that it applies to the site.

Notice / host species	Status	Proximity	Issued	Compliance date	Biosecurity expiry
STH21_0498_c Nether Auchendrane Phytophthora ramorum Hosts: Larch - spp.	Status Closed	Proximity 889 m away	Issued Not published	Compliance date Not published	Biosecurity expiry Not published
STH21_0498_a Nether Auchendrane Phytophthora ramorum Hosts: Larch - spp.	Status Closed	Proximity 926 m away	Issued Not published	Compliance date Not published	Biosecurity expiry Not published
STH21_0498_b Nether Auchendrane Phytophthora ramorum Hosts: Larch - spp.	Status Closed	Proximity 1.1 km away	Issued Not published	Compliance date Not published	Biosecurity expiry Not published
STH21_0498_d Nether Auchendrane Phytophthora ramorum Hosts: Larch - spp.	Status Closed	Proximity 1.2 km away	Issued Not published	Compliance date Not published	Biosecurity expiry Not published
STH22_0784_b Phytophthora ramorum Hosts: Larch - spp.	Status Closed	Proximity 1.6 km away	Issued Not published	Compliance date Not published	Biosecurity expiry Not published

Protected places

Sites of Special Scientific Interest nearby

Within 2 km

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No SSSIs within 2 km.

Soils and forestry capability

At the application’s recorded location · NS 343 160

Source classifications from national 1:250,000 maps. Local conditions may vary.

National soil map of Scotland

Mineral gleys

Map unit 265

Noncalcareous gleys

Soil association: Glenalmond
Parent material: Drifts derived mainly from sandstones of Lower Old Red Sandstone age
Landform: Undulating lowlands and foothills with gentle and strong slopes

Soil mixture in this map unit

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Glenalmond · 100% Noncalcareous gleys

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Land Capability for Forestry

F2 Very good flexibility for trees