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Schedule of Land Ownership Schedule of Land Ownership This Schedule of Land Ownership sets out where The Moray Council own land covered by allocations in the Moray Local Development Plan. This is a requirements of Regulation 9 of the Town and Country Planning (Development Planning) (Scotland) Regulations 2008. Settlement Description of land owned by planning Reference to policies, proposals authority or views contained in local *Only part of site is owned by the planning development plan which relate authority to the occurrence of development of the land Aberlour Land at Mary Avenue, Aberlour * I3 Mary Avenue Alves Land to north of Alves LONG Alves North Buckie Land at March Road Industrial Estate* (to I1 March Road (NW) north west of March Road) Buckie Land at March Road Industrial Estate* (to I2 March Road (NE) north east of March Road) Buckie Land to south east of March Road* I3 March Road (SE) Buckie Buckie Harbour* I5 Harbour Area Buckie Land to north of Bank Street OPP4 Bank Street Buckie Land to south of Marchmont Crescent OPP8 Site at March Road West Buckie Land to east of Station Road, Portessie R10 Site at Station Road Portessie Buckie Land to east of Barhill Road to the south of R6 Barhill Road (S) Traynor Way/Traynor Place/Ewing Crescent Buckie Land to south of Burnie (Day Centre), R9 Site at Ardach Health Centre Highfield Road Buckie Land to east of Strathlene House and T2 Coastal Strip, Strathlene Strathlene Golf Club* Burghead Burghead Harbour HBR 1 Burghead Harbour Burghead West Foreshore area to south of Station OPP1 West Foreshore Road Burghead* Cullen Land to south of Cullen Cemetery I1 Site south of Cemetery Cullen Land at Port Long Road* OPP2 Port Long Road Cullen Cullen Harbour* T1 Harbour Cullen Land at Cullen Bay Caravan Park Logie T2 Caravan Site Drive* Dufftown Land at Dufftown Industrial Estate north of I1 Balvenie Street Old Mart Lane* Elgin Land at Linkwood Industrial Estate, I1 Linkwood Industrial Estate Linkwood Place/Lane/Way Elgin Land at Springfield Industrial Estate south I10 Edgar Road of Edgar Road* Elgin Land at New Elgin Road to north of Edgar I10 Edgar Road Road* Elgin Land at Sandy Road (The Wards)* I15 Sandy Road (The Wards) Elgin Land at Chanonry Industrial Estate, I2 Chanonry Industrial Estate Chanonry Road* Elgin Land at Moycroft Industrial Estate, I3 Moycroft Industrial Estate Moycroft Road* Elgin Land at Tyock Industrial Estate* I4 Tyock Industrial Estate Elgin Land at Pinefield Industrial Estate, Pinefield I5 Pinefield Industrial Estate Parade* Elgin Land to south of Maisondieu Road and I9 Railway Sidings/Ashgrove Road Milnfield Depot* Elgin Land to north east of Elgin and east of LONG1 B North East Pitgaveny Road (former railway line)* Elgin Land at Riverside, West Road MU1 Riverview Elgin Grant Lodge, Cooper Park OPP10 Grant Lodge Elgin Walled Garden, Cooper Park OPP11 Walled Garden Elgin Land at Auction Mart, Linkwood Road* OPP5 Auction Mart, Linkwood Road Elgin Land at Grampian Road* OPP6 Grampian Road Elgin Land at Lossie Green, Borough Briggs* OPP8 Lossie Green Elgin Elgin Town Hall, Trinity Place OPP9 Town Hall Elgin Land to north of Fairfield Avenue, Bilbohall* R1 Bilbohall North Elgin Land to west of Lossiemouth Road * R11 Findrassie Elgin Land to east of Woodside Terrace, R14 South Lesmurdie Lesmurdie* Elgin Land at former driving range to east of R17 Driving Range Birnie Road* Elgin Land at Linkwood Steading, Linkwood R18 Linkwood Steading Road* Elgin Land to west of Edgar Road (north of Elgin R2 Edgar Road High School) Elgin Land to south of Fairfield Avenue, R3 Bilbohall South Bilbohall* Elgin Land at The Firs Bilbohall Road R7 The Firs Elgin Land at Alba Place R8 Alba Place Elgin Land to south of Hamilton Drive R9 Hamilton Drive Findochty Findochty Harbour* HBR1 Harbour Findochty Land to south of Morvern Crescent* R1 Morvern Crescent Findochty Findochty Caravan Site, Jubilee Terrace* T1 Caravan Site Forres Land at Greshop Industrial Estate* I1 Greshop Forres Land at Waterford Industrial Estate, south I2 Waterford of Waterford Road* Forres Land at Caroline Street* OPP1 Caroline Street Forres Land to east of Grantown Road and west of R2 Ferrylea Mannachie Road* Hopeman Hopeman Harbour * HBR1 Harbour Hopeman Land at West Beach Caravan Park * T1 Hopeman Caravan Park Keith Land at Westerton Road North * I1 Westerton Road North Keith Land at Westerton Road South* I2 Westerton Road South Keith Land at Bridge Street/Edindiach Road* I4 Bridge Street Keith Land to east of Edindiach Road* I5 Edindiach Road Keith Land to north of Newmill Road* I6 Newmill Road Keith Isla Bank Mills, Station Road* I7 Isla Bank Mills Keith Land to south of Seafield Park LONG1 Nursery Field Keith Land to north of Banff Road and to the west R4 Banff Road North of Cemetery Keith Land to north of Braco Street R7 Jessieman’s Brae Kinloss Land opposite Manse Road, Findhorn Road R2 Findhorn Road West Lhanbryde Land to north of Garmouth Road R2 Garmouth Road Lossiemouth Land at Lossiemouth Road, Coulardbank CF1 Lossiemouth High School Road Lossiemouth Coulardbank Industrial Estate, north of I1 Coulardbank Industrial Estate Coulardbank Road Lossiemouth Land to north of Shore Street * I1 Shore Street Lossiemouth Land to east of Inchbroom Road * R3 Inchbroom Lossiemouth Land at Lossiemouth Bay Caravan Park, T1 Lossiemouth Bay Caravan Park Seatwown* Lossiemouth Land at Old Station, Pitgaveny Street * T2 Old Station Mosstodloch Land at Mosstodloch Industrial Estate, east I1 Garmouth Road of Garmouth Road* Mosstodloch Land to east of Stynie Road R1 Stynie Road Portgordon Portgordon Harbour* HBR1 Harbour Portknockie Portknockie Harbour* T1 Harbour Area Rothes Land at Rothes Industrial Estate, Station I4 Station Yard Street* Rothiemay Land to south of Riddoch Court * R1 Castle Terrace Carron Land at Station House, Carron * OPP1 Drummuir Land to north of Dufftown Road and to east Site A of Tocher Terrace* .
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