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To remove six 220m twin-headline longlines and replace with a maximum of eight 300m twin-headline longlines to be used for production of mussels

East Of Greenbanks Papa Little Aith

DecidedReference: 2016/033/MARShetland Islands

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East Of Greenbanks Papa Little Aith

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Marine Fish Farm
Received
22 Nov 2016
Validated
29 Nov 2016
Determination deadline
28 Jan 2017
Local authority
Shetland Islands

Application overview

To remove six 220m twin-headline longlines and replace with a maximum of eight 300m twin-headline longlines to be used for production of mussels

Proposal details

Reference
2016/033/MAR
Agent
John Michael Laurenson

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
APPROVED PLANSApproved Plans · PDF26 Oct 2023View
DECISION NOTICEDecision · PDF26 Oct 2023View
DECISION NOTICEDecision · PDF20 Jan 2017View
DELEGATED REPORTReport · PDF20 Jan 2017View
APPROVED PLANSApproved Plans · PDF20 Jan 2017View
SSMO - CONSULTATION RESPONSEConsultee Comment · PDF12 Jan 2017View
CC SANDSTING & AITHSTING CONSULTATION RESPONSEConsultee Comment · PDF20 Dec 2016View
PORTS & HARBOURS - CONSULTATION RESPONSEConsultee Comment · PDF19 Dec 2016View
MSS - CONSULTATION RESPONSEConsultee Comment · PDF14 Dec 2016View
SNH CONSULTATION RESPONSEConsultee Comment · PDF12 Dec 2016View
NLB - CONSULTATION RESPONSEConsultee Comment · PDF8 Dec 2016View
ADVERT - STAdvert · PDF2 Dec 2016View
LONGLINE SPECIFICATIONOther24 Nov 2016View
LETTER FROM SI SEAFARMSCorrespondence · PDF24 Nov 2016View
LONGLINE SECTIONDrawing · PDF22 Nov 2016View
SITE PLANDrawing · PDF22 Nov 2016View
ADMIRALTY CHART - LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF22 Nov 2016View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF22 Nov 2016View

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