Planning News
For the latest planning applications to the Highland Council. Most recent at the top of the page.
Battery Storage Facility
A proposal for an energy storage facility on the land south of Fairways golf centre has come to our attention. The proposal by Logan PM wish to consult interested parties regarding the project and associated consultations through a public event to present the project, seek feedback and answer queries. A project website is also to be established giving information on the project.
The facility would comprise a compound of electrical equipment, store and meter buildings and access track. Landscaping and new planting of native trees is proposed around the development. They have intimated that this is a consultation and engagement rather than an application for consent.
An online event was held on 20th October 2002 and this can still be viewed at https://meetings.ili-energy.com/fairways-energy-storage-project/
A planning application for this proposal has now been submitted and can be viewed on the Highland Council website. Please use reference 23/00497/FUL when searching for this.
Dell of Inshes
The website in respect of the proposals for the Dell of Inshes site is now live. You can access this at http://www.dellofinshes.co.uk/
All of the business premises and residential properties surrounding the site are being leaflet dropped in the next few days to inform them of the consultation and the two interactive events that are taking place.
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Inshes Roundabout
This is the link to the Inshes roundabout consultation:
It is open until the 27th July.
Inner Moray Firth Active Travel Masterplans Project
An update to the HITRANS project - the page will still be open until the 12th July 2021
PROPOSED KIRKWOOD DEVELOPMENT PLAN
As per discussions at the 17 May Community Council Meeting here is the link for the second live chat session which will take place between 3pm and 6pm on Wednesday 19th May https://fairwaysconsultation.
A pre-application notice (PAN) for proposed (future) residential development on land at Inshes Farm, Inshes, Inverness has been submitted to the Council. The application refers to the IN46 which is the area now redesignated as IN55 in the IMFLDP2 and as such it is regarded as an "alternative" site for development
In accordance with the Regulations, a statutory press advert will be published in the Inverness Courier on Friday, March 19th and there will be a proposed online meeting as part of the community consultation later in April which we will keep you updated on.
Application Notice
If you would like any further information or wish to discuss any aspects of the PAN, contact Nicola Drummond at info@nessplanning.co.uk