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72151 Edinburgh Index 2020.Indd ENVIRONMENT AND INFRASTRUCTURE Haroldswick, Unst 1948 Ferniegair, Hamilton 930 Blackridge 1813 Hillswick 1812 Glassford, Strathaven 47 Dechmont 48 Huxter 1573 Hamilton 1220, 1416, 1615, 1704, 1990 East Calder, Broxburn 1218 Lerwick 141, 275, 319, 576, 1060, 1098, Lanark 143, 620, 1348, 1380, 1650, 1866, Ecclesmachan, Broxburn 48 1134, 1219, 1305, 1346, 1379, 1452, 1489, 1867, 1906, 1990, 2129 Harburn, West Calder, Camilty Plantation, Wind 1532, 1863, 1988 Larkhall 1615 Turbines, EDF Renewables 865 Mid Yell, Yell 94, 141 Lesmahagow, Lanark 1778 Kirknewton 225, 1612 Sandwick 1060 Rutherglen 1989 Lanark, Levenseat Waste Management Facility, Scalloway 141 South Lanarkshire Council (Replacement by Forth, Phase 2 Thermal Treatment Plant and Southvoe, Dunrossness 1812 of Clyde Bridge By Pettinain) Compulsory Extension to Materials Sorting Building (EIA Symbister, Whalsay 225 Purchase Order 2020 1988 Development), Levenseat Limited 1096 Uyeasound, Unst 1265 Stonehouse, Larkhall 143, 1266 Levenseat by Forth 1059 Stopping-Up of Roads (South Lanarkshire Linlithgow 48, 363, 532, 620, 770, 1001, SOUTH AYRSHIRE COUNCIL Council -Roads at Duchess Place and 1134, 1218, 1264, 1380, 1491, 1573, 1648, 1701, 1736, 1904, 1987 Ailsa Craig, Granite Extraction, Erection of Cunninghame Road Cambuslang) Stopping Up Livingston, Murieston 2032 Bridges and Siting of Welfare Accommodation, Order 2020 1988 Philpstoun, West Lothian 1491 Kays Curling 1118 Strathaven 1650 Thankerton, Biggar 1308 Tormywheel, Levenseat, Fauldhouse, Wind Alloway 206, 1799 Thorntonhall 1867, 2034 Farm Extension, Tormywheel Extension Auchans, A759 from Auchingate Interchange to Uddingston 558, 2034 Limited 574 B730 Drybridge Rd Dundonald, North East of West Calder 1059 Troon, Dundonald 298 STIRLING COUNCIL West Calder, Woodmuir Plantation (Longhill Ayr 73, 119, 167, 252, 342, 386, 914, 915, Burn), Wind Farm, Energiekontor UK Ltd 1132, 1079, 1195, 1247, 1287, 1323, 1363, 1403, Bannockburn 364, 1451 1902 Blairlogie 141, 1451, 1701, 2031 1434, 1472, 1515, 1595, 1631, 1719, 1799, West Lothian Council (C25 Between B7015 and Blanefield 1176 1888, 1972, 2055 Council Boundary, East Calder) (Stopping Up) Bridge of Allan 48, 277, 797, 832, 866, 900, Ballantrae, Bennane Shore Holiday Park, A77T Order 2020 929, 1174 1027, 1306, 1379, 1533, 1574, 1776, 1813, from Lendalfoot to Main Street, Ballantrae Winchburgh, Works at M9 Motorway, Duntarvie, 1864, 1986, 2128 North, Ballantrae, Caravan Site, Bennane Shore Winchburgh Developments Limited 1612 Holiday Park 599 Buchlyvie 1346, 1737 Ballantrae 1195 Cambusbarron 48, 225, 900 WESTERN ISLES COUNCIL Barr 1159 Cambuskenneth, Stirling 531 Barrhill 1079, 1835 Craigforth, Stirling, Office Development, Callanish, Isle of Lewis 660 Stornoway, Isle of Lewis 577 Dinmurchie, The Clachan, Barr 1835 Ambassador LB Holdings LLP 1246 Girvan, Development at The Curragh, North Craigforth, Stirling, Redevelopment of of Grangestone Industrial Estate, Storage Craigforth Campus, Ambassador LB Holdings Ports and harbours Warehouses, Engineering Works, Re-Alignment LLP 1246, 1699 Aberdeen Harbour Board, Aberdeen Harbour of Burn and Landscaping, William Grant and Deanston Conservation Area, Cancellation and Expansion at Nigg Bay, Aberdeen 1132 Sons Distillers Ltd 72 Re-Designation 363 Ardrossan Harbour Revision Order 2020 1362, Girvan 119, 914, 1118, 1515, 1631, 1799 Doune 1264, 1737 1647 Kirkoswald 1079, 1555, 1719 Dunblane 47, 186, 531, 797, 866, 900, 1176, Eyemouth Harbour Revision Order 2030 Maybole, Kirkhill Windfarm, Wallacetown North 1220, 1813, 1864 Highland Council (Uig, Isle of Skye) Harbour West to Hallowshean Cottage, Coriolis Energy Gargunnock 1176 Revision Order 2020 1027 on behalf of Kirk Hill Wind Ltd 1286 Killearn 225, 576, 1346 Stornoway Port Authority, Construction and Maybole 1972 Kippen 733, 1417 Dredging for Deep Water Port at Glumaig Bay, Monkton 915, 986, 1403 Old Mill of Keir, Dunblane 1176 Stornoway 2110 Straiton 1719 Stirling Council (CS411 Drip Road, A84 to Old Symington 507, 1247, 1515, 1595 Mills Farm Row) Diversion and Stopping Up Tarbolton 2055 Order 2020 1815, 2126 Property and land Troon 915, 1079, 1080 Stirling 47, 95, 141, 277, 318, 364, 414, 415, 474, 531, 576, 797, 929, 967, 1027, 1176, 1220, Turnberry 443 ACQUISITION AND DISPOSAL OF 1264, 1306, 1346, 1417, 1533, 1574, 1613, SOUTH LANARKSHIRE COUNCIL 1813, 1905, 1951, 1986, 2031, 2128 LAND Strathblane 967, 2128 Abington, Development at Duneaton Quarry, Dod Wood, West of Abington Services, Alistair WEST DUNBARTONSHIRE COUNCIL ACQUISITION OF LAND ACT Hodge 795 Cowdenhill Quarry Compulsory Purchase Alexandria 1416 Abington, Priestgill Wind Farm, Little Gill Farm, Order 2019, Gas Act 1986 and Acquisition of Baillieston 1080 Wind Turbines, Priestgill Wind Farm Ltd 45, 47 Land (Authorisation Procedure) (Scotland) Act Banff 144 Auchengray, Lanark, Harelaw Roundabout 2089, 2127 Bowling, Development at former Dunglass Oil A706 to A70 at Tarbrax, Muirhall Wind Farm, South Lanarkshire Council (Replacement Terminal, West Dunbartonshire Council 899, Muirhall Windfarm Limited 751, 771 of Clyde Bridge By Pettinain) Compulsory 900 Auchengray, Carnwath, Lanark, Muirhall Purchase Order 2020 1988 Bowling 620 Wind Farm Extension, Muirhall WF Extension Transport Scotland, M9/A9 Trunk Road Braemar 144 Limited 795, 797 (Winchburgh Junction 1B at The B8020) Dumbarton 15, 168, 1489 Auchenheath, Lanark 1347, 1348 (Extinguishment of Public Rights of Way) Order Hardgate, Clydebank 1195 Auldhouse 1615 202[ ] 1414, 1495 Biggar 1348, 1615, 2034 Lower Northwaterbridge, St Cyrus 144 Bonnington Weir, Lanark 1615 Old Kilpatrick 119, 1080 PROPERTY DISCLAIMERS Bothwell 735 Renton, Dumbarton 1080 Cambuslang 1703 Stonehaven 144 Armnascimento Limited 870 Carnwath, Lanark 1347 Turriff 144 Balmoral Card Group Limited 1741 Dalserf, Larkhall 365 WEST LOTHIAN COUNCIL Clydesource Limited 870 East Kilbride 475, 1866, 2085 Cowlairs Limited 1435 Elvanfoot, Crookedstane Wind Farm, Armadale 866 Den Inn Limited 53 Crookedstane Windfarm Limited 1217 Bathgate 1491 Den Inn Ltd 53 16 | VOLUME 2020 INDEX TO THE EDINBURGH GAZETTE.
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