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Replacement of 5 existing interpretation boards and installation of 12 new interpretation boards (non illuminated)

The Old Cowsheds Exhibition Centre Hynish Isle Of Tiree Argyll And Bute PA77 6UG

DecidedReference: 26/00409/ADVArgyll and Bute

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Application for Advertisement Consent
Received
3 Mar 2026
Validated
7 Apr 2026
Determination deadline
6 Jun 2026
Local authority
Argyll and Bute

Application overview

Replacement of 5 existing interpretation boards and installation of 12 new interpretation boards (non illuminated)

Proposal details

Reference
26/00409/ADV
Alternative references
100746051-001
Ward
Oban South And The Isles

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The Old Cowsheds Exhibition Centre Hynish Isle Of Tiree Argyll And Bute PA77 6UG

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
Oban District Access PanelContributor: Representation2 Sept 2026View
Approved plans 2600409Plans - Approved-Refused30 Apr 2026View
APADVZ control of advertisement decisionAPADVZ control of advertisement decision30 Apr 2026View
00409 ROH FMSReport of Handling30 Apr 2026View
Consultee Response - RoadsConsultee Response - Roads13 Apr 2026View
ECONS Electronic ConsultationECONS Electronic Consultation7 Apr 2026View
ADVACK application acknowledgementADVACK application acknowledgement7 Apr 2026View
Planning Application FormPlanning Application Form7 Apr 2026View
*Plan 3 of 5 - Site PlanPlans - Site Plan7 Apr 2026View
*Plan 2 of 5 - Supplementary Location PlanPlans - Location Plan30 Mar 2026View
*Plan 5 of 5 - Interpretation Board ExamplePhotographs30 Mar 2026View
*Plan 4 of 5 - Site Plan (Boards to be Replaced)Plans - Other13 Mar 2026View
*Plan 1 of 5 - Location PlanPlans - Location Plan13 Mar 2026View

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Application Approved

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APADVZ control of advertisement decision
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