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Screening opinion for the replacement of existing 70m circumference pens with six 120m circumference pens, install low profile feed barge and transfer consented biomass from Etive 2

Port Na Mine Fish Farm (Etive 3) Inverawe Taynuilt Argyll And Bute PA35 1HU

UnknownReference: 24/01644/SCREENArgyll and Bute

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Port Na Mine Fish Farm (Etive 3) Inverawe Taynuilt Argyll And Bute PA35 1HU

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Application summary

Status
Unknown
Application type
Screening Opinion
Received
3 Sept 2024
Validated
3 Sept 2024
Determination deadline
30 Sept 2024
Local authority
Argyll and Bute

Application overview

Screening opinion for the replacement of existing 70m circumference pens with six 120m circumference pens, install low profile feed barge and transfer consented biomass from Etive 2

Proposal details

Reference
24/01644/SCREEN
Ward
Oban North And Lorn

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
Etive 3 screening opinion covering letterDecision Notice4 Oct 2024View
Etive 3 Screening ChecklistDecision Notice4 Oct 2024View
SCRACK Screening request ack letterSCRACK Screening request ack letter4 Sept 2024View
Pre-Application Consultation Screening Opinion - PublicPre-Application Consultation Screening Opinion - Public4 Sept 2024View
Etive_3_Annex_4_Landscape_Appraisal_vFGeneral Supporting Documentation - Public4 Sept 2024View
Etive_3_Annex_5_NewDEPOMOD_vFGeneral Supporting Documentation - Public4 Sept 2024View
Etive_3_Annex_6_Comprehensive_View_of_Current_and_Proposed_Changes_vFGeneral Supporting Documentation - Public4 Sept 2024View
Etive_3_Annex_1_Location_and_Site_Plans_vFGeneral Supporting Documentation - Public4 Sept 2024View
Etive_3_Annex_2_Equipment_Plans_and_Elevations_vFGeneral Supporting Documentation - Public4 Sept 2024View
Etive_3_Annex_3_ZTV_and_Photomontages_1_of_3General Supporting Documentation - Public4 Sept 2024View
Etive_3_Annex_3_ZTV_and_Photomontages_2_of_3General Supporting Documentation - Public4 Sept 2024View
Etive_3_Annex_3_ZTV_and_Photomontages_3_of_3General Supporting Documentation - Public4 Sept 2024View
Etive_3_Screening_Document_vFGeneral Supporting Documentation - Public4 Sept 2024View

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Opinion Issued

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Etive 3 screening opinion covering letter Etive 3 Screening Checklist
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