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Adresseliste for Områderegulering Andslimoen, Planident 19242013003 Ajourført 28.2.19 Adresseliste for Områderegulering Andslimoen, planident 19242013003 ajourført 28.2.19 1. Myndigheter med innsigelseskompetanse etter Plan- og bygningsloven Fylkesmannen i Troms og Finnmark, Statens hus, 9815 Vadsø Norges Vassdrags- og Energidirektorat, Region Nord; postboks 394; 8501 Narvik Sametinget, Ávjovárgeaidnu 50, 9730 Karasjok Statens Vegvesen, Region nord, Postboks 1403, 8002 BODØ Troms Fylkeskommune – Postboks 6600, 9296 Tromsø Avinor AS, Postboks150, 2061 Gardermoen Troms politidistrikt, postboks 6132, 9291 Tromsø Forsvarsbygg, Postboks 405 Sentrum, 0103 Oslo Mattilsynet, Distriktskontor for Midt-Troms, postboks 383, 2381 Brumunddal Direktoratet for mineralforvaltning, postboks 3021, 7441 Trondheim Direktoratet for samfunssikkerhet og beredskap, Rambergveien 9, 3115 Tønsberg Miljødirektoratet, postboks 5672 Sluppen, 7485 Trondheim Luftfartstilsynet, postboks 243, 8001 Bodø 2. Andre lokale høringsinstanser Ungdomsrådet Rådet for likestilling av funksjonshemmede, v/ Mildrid Pedersen, Lindgårdsjordet 4, 9325 Bardufoss Eldrerådet v/ Per Klingenberg, Utsikten 2, 9325 Bardufoss FFO Målselv v/ Janne Vibeke Johansen, [email protected] Barnas representant i plansaker Troms Kraft Nett, Fossmo, 9325 Bardufoss Telenor, [email protected] Hjerttind/Altevatn/fagerfjell reinbeitedistrikt, [email protected] Senja Avfall IKs, Botnhågen, 9300 Finnsnes Forum for Natur og Friluftsliv – Troms, [email protected] 3. Hjemmelshavere knyttet til planområdet Statskog SF, Postboks 63 Sentrum, 7801 Namsos Storegga Entreprenører AS, Storegga 2, 9325 Bardufoss Storegga Betong AS, Storegga 1, 9325 Bardufoss Storegga Eiendom AS, 9325 Bardufoss Kiil Brødrene AS, postboks 1140, 9326 Bardufoss Kiil Maskin og Utleie AS, Postboks 1140, 9326 Bardufoss Eriksen eiendom AS, Postboks 1037, 9326 Bardufoss Coop Nord SA, Postboks 6152, 9291 Tromsø Biltech AS, Haraldvollveien 1, 9325 Bardufoss Oddli AS, Postboks 1184, 9326 Bardufoss Berners Sønn AS, Postboks 666, 9257 Tromsø Målselv Boligstiftelse, c/o BONORD, Postboks 6156, 9291 Tromsø Lian Eiendom AS, 9325 Bardufoss Nortura SA, Postboks 360 Økern, 0513 Oslo TAM Industrier AS, 9325 Bardufoss Industriveien 14 AS, Industriveien 14, 9325 Bardufoss Nordmo Eiendom As, Målsnesveien 2520, 9321 Moen Målselvsenteret AS, Gladengveien 3B, 0661 Oslo Bilbygg AS, Postboks 1350 Vika, 0113 Oslo Eiendomsgruppen Nord AS, Hersvik 6, 9300 Finnsnes Dalvang AS, Postboks 1097, 9326 Bardufoss JR Nordli & Sønner Transport AS, Industriveien 14, 9326 Bardufoss Andslimoen Eiendom AS, Reinslettveien 60B, 8009 Bodø Målselvterminalen AS, c/o Transport Holding AS, Postboks 3288, 9275 Tromsø Målselv Eiendom AS, Målsnensveien 618, 9321 Moen Asbjørn Fjellvang, Fagerlidal 273, 9325 Bardufoss Dag Idar Nilsen, Fleskmoveien 150, 9321 Moen Utheim, Hans Kristian, Vikaveien 245, 9303 Silsand Sandbakken, Karen M Strand, Haraldvollveien 19, 9325 Bardufoss Sandbakken Knut Arne, Haraldvollveien 19, 9325 Bardufoss Troms Røde Kors, Havnegata 20, 9405 Harstad Kristoffersen Øystein, Haraldvollveien 18, 9325 Bardufoss Løkstad Øyvind, Haraldvollveien 20, 9325 Bardufoss Knoph Susanne, Haraldvollveien 22, 9325 Bardufoss Tangstad Leif Christian, Haraldvollveien 22, 9325 Bardufoss Olsen Camilla, Haraldvollveien 15, 9325 Bardufoss Myren Peder, Haraldvollveien 15, 9325 Bardufoss Sivertsen Sigmund, Lyngveien 3, 9325 Bardufoss Edvardsen, Erling Kristian, Fjellveien 2, 9325 Bardufoss Johansen Bjarne, Bjørkveien 2, 9325 Bardufoss Berntsen Ina-Mari, Bjørkveien 1, 9325 Bardufoss Berntsen Thomas Kjosnes, Bjørkveien 1, 9325 Bardufoss Kristiansen Rune, Bjørkveien 3, 9325 Bardufoss Nordgård Sigsten Sverre, Bjørkveien 5, 9325 Bardufoss Wenche Dalheim Ursvik, Bjørkveien 7, 9325 Bardufoss Ursvik Kjetil, Bjørkveien 7, 9325 Bardufoss Guttormsen Asbjørn S, Bjørkveien 9, 9325 Bardufoss Johnsen Trond Arild, Fjellveien 3, 9325 Bardufoss Stensland Frank, Narvarødveien 78, 3124 Tønsberg Jenssen Tom Roger, Fagerlidal 369, 9325 Bardufoss Seljelund Harald, Fleskmoveien 166. 9321 Moen Rognlund Stein, Fleskmoveien 175, 9321 Moen Rognlund Solveig Kristine, Fleskmoveien 185, 9321 Moen .
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