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To modify an existing marine fish farm by changing production from mussels to salmon and by amending associated equipment, Bight of Bellister, Dury Voe

Bight of Bellister, Dury Voe

UnknownReference: 2008/051/VSShetland Islands

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Application summary

Status
Unknown
Application type
Vary Shellfish
Received
14 Oct 2008
Validated
17 Oct 2008
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Shetland Islands

Application overview

To modify an existing marine fish farm by changing production from mussels to salmon and by amending associated equipment, Bight of Bellister, Dury Voe

Proposal details

Reference
2008/051/VS
Alternative references
WLID:1783

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Application location

Bight of Bellister, Dury Voe

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DocumentPublishedAction
SHETLAND TIMES ADVERTOther · PDF14 Aug 2009View
CROWN ESTATE COMMENTSOther · PDF2 Apr 2009View
DECISION NOTICEDecision · PDF27 Mar 2009View
APPROVED ADMIRATLY CHARTSDrawing · PDF27 Mar 2009View
SEPA COMMENTSOther · PDF19 Mar 2009View
HISTORIC SCOTLAND COMMENTSOther · PDF13 Mar 2009View
SNH COMMENTSOther · PDF13 Mar 2009View
SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT COMMENTSOther · PDF6 Mar 2009View
LETTER FROM SCOTTISH GOVERNMENTCorrespondence · PDF19 Feb 2009View
SHETLAND TIMES ADVERTOther · PDF13 Feb 2009View
EDINBURGH GAZETTE ADVERTOther · PDF13 Feb 2009View
BARGE PLANSDrawing · PDF13 Feb 2009View
SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT COMMENTSOther · PDF26 Jan 2009View
HISTORIC SCOTLAND COMMENTSOther · PDF12 Jan 2009View
SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT COMMENTSOther · PDF5 Jan 2009View
SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT COMMENTSOther · PDF1 Dec 2008View
PORTS AND HARBOURS COMMENTSOther · PDF26 Nov 2008View
SEPA COMMENTSOther · PDF19 Nov 2008View
SNH COMMENTSOther · PDF18 Nov 2008View
COMMUNITY COUNCIL COMMENTSOther · PDF4 Nov 2008View
CROWN ESTATE COMMENTSOther · PDF21 Oct 2008View
SHETLAND TIMES ADVERTOther · PDF17 Oct 2008View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF14 Oct 2008View
ADMIRALTY CHARTSDrawing · PDF14 Oct 2008View
APPROVED BARGE PLANSDrawing · PDF27 Mar 2008View

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