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Occupied Year Property Address Property Address 1 Occupied Year Property Address Property Address 1 Property Address 2 Property Property Postcode UPRN Description Rateable Value Discretionary Relief Mandatory Relief Small Business Bonus Financial Year Start Address 3 Address 4 Scheme Relief Date O 2016 84A High Street Elgin IV301BJ 23697 PREMISES 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Laundry Cottage Glenfiddich Dufftown Keith AB55 4DT 83444 PREMISES 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Portlong Road Cullen Buckie AB56 4AG 52404 CEMETERY 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 4 Covesea Links Apartments Lossiemouth IV31 6SP 53609 SELF CATERING UNIT 0 SBS100 01/04/2016 O 2016 Bridge Of Isla Croft Rothiemay Huntly AB54 7JQ 54140 SELF CATERING UNIT 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 1-5 Main Street Newmill Keith AB55 6UR 69603 PREMISES UNDER RECONSTRUCTION 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Glenlivet Lodges Glenlivet Ballindalloch AB37 9DR 27506 PREMISES 0 SBS100 02/06/2016 O 2016 Ladyhill House Hill Street Elgin IV30 1AL 81139 PREMISES UNDER RECONSTRUCTION 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Torwinny Dallas Forres IV36 2SD 25213 PREMISES 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Jhelum Kinloss Forres IV36 3UA 30681 PREMISES 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Smithy Croft Edinvillie Aberlour AB38 9NN 39404 PREMISES 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Garden Cottage Kilcluan Elgin IV30 8LA 81575 PREMISES UNDER RECONSTRUCTION 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 14 Garden Lane Buckie AB56 1PD 81615 PREMISES 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 16 Garden Lane Buckie AB56 1PD 81616 PREMISES 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 6 Crown Street Buckie AB561SE 25709 PREMISES UNDER RECONSTRUCTION 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Puttingbrae Drybridge Buckie AB55 5HY 81893 PREMISES 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Mid Street Hopeman Elgin IV30 5TF 24653 PREMISES 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Gallowhill Crossroads Keith AB55 6LY 26880 QUARRY 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Carron River Spey 38589 SALMON FISHINGS 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Garrowood House Grange Keith AB55 6SH 55963 PREMISES UNDER RECONSTRUCTION 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Gamekeepers Cottage Inverugie Hopeman Elgin IV30 5YB 49586 SELF CATERING UNIT 0 SBS100 01/04/2016 O 2016 37 High Street Fochabers IV32 7DX 57743 PREMISES 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Lesmurdie Road Elgin IV302NY 23317 PREMISES 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 St John's Kirkton Deskford Buckie AB56 5UA 26140 BURIAL GROUND 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Spey Road Craigellachie Aberlour AB389TA 27198 PREMISES 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Arndilly River Spey 26790 SALMON FISHINGS 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 93 Regent Street Keith AB555ED 26758 PREMISES UNDER RECONSTRUCTION 0 SBS100 01/04/2016 O 2016 Alltnaha Avonside Tomintoul Ballindalloch AB37 9HQ 34556 SELF CATERING UNIT 0 SBS100 01/04/2016 O 2016 Barhill Road Buckie AB56 1DS 25483 CEMETERY 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Granary House Flat No 2 Granary Street Burghead Elgin IV30 5UA 48756 SELF CATERING UNIT 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 (Redundant), Wester Manbeen Elgin IV30 8TN 25266 OBSERVER POST 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Tombreck Croft Botriphnie Keith AB55 5QD 48980 PREMISES 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Woodside Road Elgin IV302NZ 23309 PREMISES UNDER RECONSTRUCTION 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Cullen Old Kirk Cullen Buckie AB56 4XW 25995 BURIAL GROUND 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Burntown, Carron Aberlour AB38 7QT 27254 PREMISES 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 The Tower Square Dufftown Keith AB554AD 27795 PREMISES 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Regent Street Keith AB55 5GP 26700 CHURCHYARD 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Easter Esquiebuie Aberlour AB38 9NS 27077 PREMISES 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Coleburn Distillery Longmorn Elgin IV30 8SN 25277 PREMISES 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Hillocks Buckie AB565AS 34681 PREMISES UNDER RECONSTRUCTION 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Dairy Cottage Drummuir Keith AB55 5JH 83544 SELF CATERING UNIT 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Balavil Ballindalloch AB37 9AD 83587 PREMISES 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Belerion Calcots Elgin IV30 8ND 84124 PREMISES UNDER RECONSTRUCTION 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 St Margarets Cottage Station Road Urquhart Elgin IV30 8LQ 84125 PREMISES UNDER RECONSTRUCTION 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Harmony Cottage Dallas Forres IV36 2SA 73323 SELF CATERING UNIT 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Clashdhu Dunphail Forres IV36 2QG 84310 PREMISES 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Lynn Of Shenval (watson) Glenlivet Ballindalloch AB37 9DP 84467 SELF CATERING UNIT 0 SBS100 01/04/2016 O 2016 Courtyard Cottage 4A Findhorn Forres IV36 3YE 80864 SELF CATERING UNIT 0 SBS100 22/10/2016 O 2016 Milltown Elgin IV30 8NQ 25462 PREMISES 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 58 Mid Street Keith AB55 5AF 26626 PREMISES UNDER RECONSTRUCTION 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 56 Mid Street Keith AB55 5AF 53200 PREMISES UNDER RECONSTRUCTION 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 16 Reidhaven Square Keith AB555AB 26706 PREMISES UNDER RECONSTRUCTION 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Greyfriars Street Elgin IV301LF 23030 PREMISES 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 27 Greyfriars Street Elgin IV30 1LF 33789 PREMISES UNDER RECONSTRUCTION 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 78 High Street Elgin IV301BJ 23704 PREMISES UNDER RECONSTRUCTION 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 78 High Street Elgin IV301BJ 23705 PREMISES UNDER RECONSTRUCTION 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 78 High Street Elgin IV301BJ 23706 PREMISES UNDER RECONSTRUCTION 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 78 High Street Elgin IV301BJ 23707 PREMISES UNDER RECONSTRUCTION 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Shore Street Lossiemouth IV31 6BP 25084 PREMISES 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Fish Mart Buildings 19 Commercial Road Buckie AB56 1UQ 25792 PREMISES UNDER RECONSTRUCTION 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 3 Fife Street Dufftown Keith AB554AL 27753 PREMISES UNDER RECONSTRUCTION 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Urlamore Steading Tomintoul Ballindalloch AB37 9HD 87166 PREMISES UNDER RECONSTRUCTION 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Tower Cottage Blairs Altyre Forres IV36 2SH 87190 PREMISES UNDER RECONSTRUCTION 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 184D High Street Elgin IV301BA 23628 PREMISES 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 186 High Street Elgin IV301BA 23627 SHOP 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 188 High Street Elgin IV301BA 23626 PREMISES 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Blackhills House Blackhills Elgin IV30 8QU 87716 PREMISES 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 18 Reidhaven Square Keith AB55 5AB 88145 PREMISES UNDER RECONSTRUCTION 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 21 Reidhaven Square Keith AB55 5AB 88146 PREMISES UNDER RECONSTRUCTION 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 66A Mid Street Keith AB55 5AF 88199 PREMISES UNDER RECONSTRUCTION 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Cairnhill Grange Keith 26875 QUARRY 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Lhanmorgund Longmorn Elgin IV30 8SL 81291 PREMISES 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 Tomfarclas Marypark Ballindalloch AB37 9BB 88685 PREMISES UNDER RECONSTRUCTION 0 01/04/2016 O 2016 64 Moss Street Keith AB55 5HF 89537 PREMISES UNDER RECONSTRUCTION 0 01/02/2017 O 2016 234 High Street Elgin IV30 1BA 88984 OFFICES 0 01/03/2017 O 2016 Victoria School Moray Street Elgin IV30 1JH 89055 COLLEGE 0 01/03/2017 O 2016 Spire Roxx Car Park South Guildry Street Elgin IV30 1QN 88904 CAR PARK 0 01/03/2017 O 2016 Unit C Upper Floor Thunderton Place Elgin IV30 1BG 89392 STUDIO 0 01/03/2017 O 2016 The Abbey Inn Findhorn Road Kinloss Forres IV36 3TX 89085 CAR PARK 0 01/03/2017 O 2016 Findhorn Forres IV36 3YE 89610 CAR PARK 0 01/03/2017 O 2016 RAF Lossiemouth Childcare Facility Muirton Road Lossiemouth IV36 6TU 89692 PRE SCHOOL NURSERY 0 01/03/2017 O 2016 Site 31 Harbour Hopeman Elgin IV30 5RU 89469 STORE 0 01/03/2017 O 2016 Kinloss Barracks (South Site) Kinloss Forres IV36 3UH 89689 BARRACKS 0 01/03/2017 O 2016 Freuchny Road Buckie AB56 1TT 89531 YARD 0 01/03/2017 O 2016 Room 2 Block 1 Douglas Centre Marchmont Crescent Buckie AB56 4BX 89326 STUDIO 0 01/03/2017 O 2016 Office 1 & 2 Block 1 Douglas Centre Marchmont Crescent Buckie AB56 4BX 89347 STUDIO 0 01/03/2017 O 2016 Office 6 Block 1 Douglas Centre Marchmont Crescent Buckie AB56 4BX 89031 OFFICE 0 01/03/2017 O 2016 Old School Seafield Road Cullen Buckie AB56 4AF 89503 LIBRARY 0 01/03/2017 O 2016 Strathisla Distillery Seafield Avenue Keith AB55 5BS 89501 CAR PARK 0 01/03/2017 O 2016 Burgie Forres IV360QU 24534 STORE 31 Charity Relief 20 Charity Relief 80 01/04/2016 O 2016 Site 5 Findochty Harbour Findochty Buckie AB56 4QA 38308 STORE 50 01/04/2016 O 2016 Harbour Burghead Elgin IV302UN 24823 STORE 50 SBS100 01/04/2016 O 2016 Site 2 Findochty Harbour Findochty Buckie AB56 4QA 26203 STORE 50 01/04/2016 O 2016 Downan Glenlivet Ballindalloch AB379ED 27499 BURIAL GROUND 50 Rural Relief 100 01/04/2016 O 2016 Harbour Portgordon Buckie 26496 HARBOUR UNDERTAKING 50 01/04/2016 O 2016 Harbour Burghead Elgin IV302UN 24822 STORE 50 SBS100 01/04/2016 O 2016 In Avon River Spey 42745 FISHING HUT 55 SBS100 01/04/2016 O 2016 Site No.10 Harbour Portknockie Buckie AB564NR 26242 STORE 55 SBS100 01/04/2016 O 2016 River Avon Tomintoul Ballindalloch 62803 FISHING HUT 55 SBS100 01/04/2016 O 2016 Castle Water River Spey 49188 FISHING HUT 55 SBS100 01/04/2016 O 2016 Haugh Glass Huntly AB544XX 27661 GARAGE ETC 60 SBS100 01/04/2016 O 2016 Site No.7 Harbour Portknockie Buckie AB564NR 26244 STORE 60 01/04/2016 O 2016 Site 1 Findochty Harbour Findochty Buckie AB56 4QA 26204 STORE 65 Sports Relief 100 01/04/2016 O 2016 Meads Of St John River Findhorn 49183 FISHING HUT 65 SBBSC 01/04/2016 O 2016 Lower Water 2 River Spey 49186 FISHING HUT 65 SBS100 01/04/2016 O 2016 Site No.11 Harbour Portknockie Buckie AB56 4NR 39645 STORE 70 SBS100 01/04/2016 O 2016 Site No.4 Harbour Portknockie Buckie AB564NR 26243 STORE 70 SBS100 01/04/2016 O 2016 Cabrach Churchyard Cabrach Huntly AB54 4HQ 27422 BURIAL GROUND 75 Rural Relief 100 01/04/2016 O 2016 Glenrinnes Dufftown Keith AB55 4DE 27654 BURIAL GROUND 75 Rural Relief 100 01/04/2016 O 2016 Seaview Place Cullen Buckie AB56 4WA 26030 BURIAL GROUND 75 Rural Relief 100 01/04/2016 O 2016 Backmuir Cottages Keith 53568 SEPTIC TANK 80 01/04/2016 O 2016 Lochhills Urquhart Elgin IV30 8LT 25453 SEPTIC TANK 80 01/04/2016 O 2016 Howmoor Bungalow Glen Of Newmill Keith AB556UQ 35511 YARD 85 SBS100 01/04/2016 O 2016 Site No 27 Harbour Hopeman Elgin IV302RU 34176 YARD 85 27/07/2016 O 2016 East
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