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Printed at 14:21 on 31/01/19 Appeals to Be Heard by the Local Valuation Printed at 14:21 on 31/01/19 Appeals to be Heard by the Local Valuation Panel Date of Hearing : 16/04/19 Page 1 Location :THE ABBOTSFORD HOTEL, STIRLING ROAD, DUMBARTON, G82 2PJ Description / Appellant / Appeal Appealed Valuer dealing with appeal Property Reference Situation Agent Flag Value _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 02/01/H38670/0009B DAY NURSERY WEST DUNBARTONSHIRE COUNCIL AP1A 6,300 James Boyle 9B ROSS LOAN EDUCATION & CULTURAL SERVICES 0141 562 1278 GARTOCHARN ASSET MANAGEMENT SECTION [email protected] ALEXANDRIA WEST DUNBARTONSHIRE COUNCIL G83 8NE 6-14 BRIDGE STREET (SECOND FLOOR) DUMBARTON G82 1NT ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 02/02/H18660/0003 WORKSHOP ETC FirstGroup plc AT1A 100,500 Jennifer MacLachlan BIRCH ROAD GVA GRIMLEY 0141 562 1235 DUMBARTON SUTHERLAND HOUSE [email protected] G82 2RF 149 ST VINCENT STREET GLASGOW G2 5NW ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 02/02/H18660/0005 FACTORY AGGREKO UK LTD AP1A 171,500 Jennifer MacLachlan 5 BIRCH ROAD Wymre 0141 562 1235 DUMBARTON c/o WYM Rating, [email protected] G82 2RF 22 Hanover Street, Edinburgh, EH2 2EP ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 02/02/H18660/0002 /U0025 STORE DINGBRO LIMITED BT2A 11,100 Jennifer MacLachlan Unit 25 RYDEN 0141 562 1235 BROADMEADOW BUSINESS PARK 130 ST VINCENT STREET [email protected] BIRCH ROAD GLASGOW DUMBARTON G2 5HF ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 02/02/H18660/0002 /U0026 STORE DINGBRO LIMITED BT2A 28,500 Jennifer MacLachlan Unit 26 RYDEN 0141 562 1235 BROADMEADOW BUSINESS PARK 130 ST VINCENT STREET [email protected] BIRCH ROAD GLASGOW DUMBARTON G2 5HF ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 02/02/H22500/0003 BATCHING PLANT BREEDON NORTHERN LIMITED AT1A 16,600 Jennifer MacLachlan ELM ROAD GERALD EVE LLP 0141 562 1235 DUMBARTON 140 WEST GEORGE STREET [email protected] G82 2RH GLASGOW G2 2HG ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 02/02/H23395/0042 SHOWHOUSE TAYLOR WIMPEY WEST SCOTLAND BP2A 15,000 Jennifer MacLachlan 42 GLEN SHIRA DRIVE GERALD EVE LLP 0141 562 1235 DUMBARTON 140 WEST GEORGE STREET [email protected] G82 2EY GLASGOW G2 2HG ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 02/02/H27000/0000A FACTORY Aggreko UK Ltd AP1A 159,000 Jennifer MacLachlan BROADMEADOW INDL ESTATE Wymre 0141 562 1235 OVERBURN AVENUE c/o WYM Rating, [email protected] DUMBARTON 22 Hanover Street, G82 2RL Edinburgh, EH2 2EP ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 02/02/H29160/0008 CLUB MARBLE ACQUISITIONS LTD AP1A 16,500 James Boyle LOMOND VENUE BLOCK 9 CEFN MANAGEMENT 0141 562 1278 VALE OF LEVEN IND EST SUITE 21 [email protected] DUMBARTON LLANCOED HOUSE G82 3PL LLANDARCY NEATH SA10 6FG ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Printed at 14:21 on 31/01/19 Appeals to be Heard by the Local Valuation Panel Date of Hearing : 16/04/19 Page 2 Location :THE ABBOTSFORD HOTEL, STIRLING ROAD, DUMBARTON, G82 2PJ Description / Appellant / Appeal Appealed Valuer dealing with appeal Property Reference Situation Agent Flag Value _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 02/02/H29160/0013 FACTORY SALTIRE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT AP1A 117,000 James Boyle BLOCK 13 GERALD EVE LLP 0141 562 1278 VALE OF LEVEN IND EST 140 WEST GEORGE STREET [email protected] DUMBARTON GLASGOW G82 3PD G2 2HG ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 02/02/H29160/0013 FACTORY BOXES AND PACKAGING AT1A 117,000 James Boyle BLOCK 13 BNP PARIBAS REAL ESTATE 0141 562 1278 VALE OF LEVEN IND EST EXCHANGE PLACE [email protected] DUMBARTON GLASGOW G82 3PD G1 3AN ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 02/02/H29160/0014 FACTORY Denwolf Property Ltd AP1A 78,500 James Boyle BLOCK 14 MONTAGU EVANS 0141 562 1278 VALE OF LEVEN IND EST CHARTERED SURVEYORS [email protected] DUMBARTON 302 ST VINCENT STREET G82 3PD GLASGOW G2 5RU ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 02/02/H29160/0014 FACTORY CASTLE TIMBER AT1A 78,500 James Boyle BLOCK 14 ANDREW REILLY 0141 562 1278 VALE OF LEVEN IND EST 31 RUTLAND SQUARE [email protected] DUMBARTON EDINBURGH G82 3PD EH1 2BW ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 02/02/J23460/0123 PUBLIC HOUSE WILL EAST BT2A 5,300 James Boyle CENTRAL BAR 0141 562 1278 MAIN STREET [email protected] RENTON DUMBARTON ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 02/02/J23460/0172 SHOP CENTRAL PHARMACIES UK LTD CT1A 5,300 James Boyle 172 MAIN STREET 751 POLLOCKSHAWS ROAD 0141 562 1278 RENTON GLASGOW [email protected] DUMBARTON G41 2AX G82 4PE ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 02/03/H23280/0053A SHOP Greggs of Scotland AT1A 31,500 Jennifer MacLachlan 53A GLASGOW ROAD COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL 0141 562 1235 DUMBARTON 2 WEST REGENT STREET [email protected] G82 1RB GLASGOW G2 1RW ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 02/03/H23280/0053B SHOP STEVEN CURAN AO1A 28,250 Jennifer MacLachlan 53B GLASGOW ROAD WHITELAW BAIKIE FIGES 0141 562 1235 DUMBARTON 81 ST VINCENT STREET [email protected] G82 1RB GLASGOW G2 5TF ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 02/03/H23280/0053B SHOP DOMINO'S PIZZA GROUP LTD AT1A 28,250 Jennifer MacLachlan 53B GLASGOW ROAD WHITELAW BAIKIE FIGES 0141 562 1235 DUMBARTON 81 ST VINCENT STREET [email protected] G82 1RB GLASGOW G2 5TF ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 02/03/H24240/0153 SHOP LARGS PROPERTIES LTD BP1A 10,700 Jennifer MacLachlan 153 HIGH STREET J & E SHEPHERD 0141 562 1235 DUMBARTON CHARTERED SURVEYORS [email protected] G82 1NZ 13 ALBERT SQUARE DUNDEE DD1 1XA ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Printed at 14:21 on 31/01/19 Appeals to be Heard by the Local Valuation Panel Date of Hearing : 16/04/19 Page 3 Location :THE ABBOTSFORD HOTEL, STIRLING ROAD, DUMBARTON, G82 2PJ Description / Appellant / Appeal Appealed Valuer dealing with appeal Property Reference Situation Agent Flag Value _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 02/03/H24240/0157 SHOP LARGS PROPERTIES LTD BP1A 19,600 Jennifer MacLachlan 157 HIGH STREET J &
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