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25/03/20 Page 1 Location :THE ME Printed at 10:26 on 09/12/19 Appeals to be Heard by the Local Valuation Panel Date of Hearing : 25/03/20 Page 1 Location :THE MEETING ROOM, THE LOCH FYNE HOTEL, NEWTOWN, INVERARAY, ARGYLL Description / Appellant / Appeal Appealed Valuer dealing with appeal Property Reference Situation Agent Flag Value _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 01/01/A07520/0350 POLICE STATION SCOTTISH POLICE AUTHORITY AP1A 176,500 Fiona Gillies HAZELBURN BUSINESS PARK ESTATES DEPARTMENT 01586 555307 MILLKNOWE AVISON YOUNG [email protected] CAMPBELTOWN 1ST FLOOR SUTHERLAND HOUSE PA28 6HA 149 ST VINCENT STREET GLASGOW G2 5NW ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 01/01/A08280/0016 FIRE STATION THE SCOTTISH FIRE & RESCUE SERVICE AP1A 18,900 Fiona Gillies LADY MARY ROW RUSSELL MUNN 01586 555307 CAMPBELTOWN WEST AREA HUB [email protected] PA28 6HS BOTHWELL ROAD HAMILTON ML3 0EA ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 01/01/A08400/0029 SHOP Tesco AP1A 149,000 Fiona Gillies LOCHEND STREET AVISON YOUNG 01586 555307 CAMPBELTOWN 1ST FLOOR SUTHERLAND HOUSE [email protected] PA28 6DL 149 ST VINCENT STREET GLASGOW G2 5NW ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 01/01/A08460/0157 SHOP The Co-operative AP1A 136,500 Fiona Gillies RIECLACHAN colliers 01586 555307 LONGROW c/o Colliers International, [email protected] CAMPBELTOWN 2 West Regent Street, PA28 6EX Glasgow, G2 1RW ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 01/01/A09240/0007 OIL DEPOT ARGYLL & BUTE COUNCIL AP1A 1,850 Fiona Gillies OLD QUAY Ryden 01586 555307 CAMPBELTOWN 130 St Vincent Street [email protected] PA28 6ED Glasgow G2 5HF ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 01/01/A10500/0078 GROUND ARGYLL & BUTE COUNCIL CP2A 500 Fiona Gillies FINANCE RYDEN LLP 01586 555307 WITCHBURN ROAD 130 ST VINCENT STREET [email protected] CAMPBELTOWN GLASGOW PA28 6JX G2 5HF ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 01/01/A46880/0450 AIRPORT HIGHLANDS & ISLANDS AIRPORTS AO1A 97,000 Fiona Gillies CAMPBELTOWN AIRPORT GERALD EVE LLP 01586 555307 MACC BUSINESS PARK 140 WEST GEORGE STREET [email protected] MACHRIHANISH GLASGOW CAMPBELTOWN G2 2HG ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 01/02/A10620/0810 POLICE STATION SCOTTISH POLICE AUTHORITY AP1A 410 David Wallace CARRADALE ESTATES DEPARTMENT 01586 555310 CAMPBELTOWN AVISON YOUNG [email protected] PA28 6QG 1ST FLOOR SUTHERLAND HOUSE 149 ST VINCENT STREET GLASGOW G2 5NW ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 01/02/A10620/0870 FIRE STATION THE SCOTTISH FIRE & RESCUE SERVICE AP1A 7,500 David Wallace CARRADALE RUSSELL MUNN 01586 555310 CAMPBELTOWN WEST AREA HUB [email protected] PA28 6QG BOTHWELL ROAD HAMILTON ML3 0EA ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Printed at 10:26 on 09/12/19 Appeals to be Heard by the Local Valuation Panel Date of Hearing : 25/03/20 Page 2 Location :THE MEETING ROOM, THE LOCH FYNE HOTEL, NEWTOWN, INVERARAY, ARGYLL Description / Appellant / Appeal Appealed Valuer dealing with appeal Property Reference Situation Agent Flag Value _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 01/02/A28140/0021 AIRFIELD ARGYLL & BUTE COUNCIL AT1A 14,000 Jennifer Campbell COLONSAY AIRPORT ryden 01586 555309 MACHRINS 130 St Vincent Street, [email protected] ISLE OF COLONSAY Glasgow, PA61 7YR G2 5HF ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 01/02/A28260/0030 FIRE STATION THE SCOTTISH FIRE & RESCUE SERVICE AP1A 7,400 Jennifer Campbell SCALASAIG RUSSELL MUNN 01586 555309 ISLE OF COLONSAY WEST AREA HUB [email protected] PA61 7YW BOTHWELL ROAD HAMILTON ML3 0EA ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 01/02/A28440/0990 FIRE STATION THE SCOTTISH FIRE & RESCUE SERVICE AP1A 7,800 Fiona Gillies ISLE OF GIGHA RUSSELL MUNN 01586 555307 PA41 7AD WEST AREA HUB [email protected] BOTHWELL ROAD HAMILTON ML3 0EA ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 01/02/A28860/0005 POLICE STATION SCOTTISH POLICE AUTHORITY AP1A 10,500 Jennifer Campbell 5 BEECH AVENUE ESTATES DEPARTMENT 01586 555309 BOWMORE AVISON YOUNG [email protected] ISLE OF ISLAY 1ST FLOOR SUTHERLAND HOUSE PA43 7HT 149 ST VINCENT STREET GLASGOW G2 5NW ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 01/02/A29100/0100 FIRE STATION THE SCOTTISH FIRE & RESCUE SERVICE AP1A 11,100 David Wallace FLORA STREET RUSSELL MUNN 01586 555310 BOWMORE WEST AREA HUB [email protected] ISLE OF ISLAY BOTHWELL ROAD PA43 7JX HAMILTON ML3 0EA ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 01/02/A29940/0855 OIL DEPOT GLEANER OILS LTD AP1A 19,800 Fiona Gillies BRUICHLADDICH colliers 01586 555307 ISLE OF ISLAY c/o Colliers International, [email protected] PA49 7UN 2 West Regent Street, Glasgow, G2 1RW ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 01/02/A30840/0402 FIRE STATION THE SCOTTISH FIRE & RESCUE SERVICE AP1A 5,700 David Wallace PORT CHARLOTTE RUSSELL MUNN 01586 555310 ISLE OF ISLAY WEST AREA HUB [email protected] PA48 7TY BOTHWELL ROAD HAMILTON ML3 0EA ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 01/02/A31480/0045 FIRE STATION THE SCOTTISH FIRE & RESCUE SERVICE AP1A 3,500 David Wallace 45 BACK ROAD RUSSELL MUNN 01586 555310 PORT ELLEN WEST AREA HUB [email protected] ISLE OF ISLAY BOTHWELL ROAD PA42 7DR HAMILTON ML3 0EA ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 01/02/A31920/0070 AIRPORT HIGHLANDS & ISLANDS AIRPORTS LTD AP1A 88,500 Jennifer Campbell GLENEGEDALE GERALD EVE LLP 01586 555309 PORT ELLEN 140 WEST GEORGE STREET [email protected] ISLE OF ISLAY GLASGOW PA42 7AS G2 2HG ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Printed at 10:26 on 09/12/19 Appeals to be Heard by the Local Valuation Panel Date of Hearing : 25/03/20 Page 3 Location :THE MEETING ROOM, THE LOCH FYNE HOTEL, NEWTOWN, INVERARAY, ARGYLL Description / Appellant / Appeal Appealed Valuer dealing with appeal Property Reference Situation Agent Flag Value _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 01/02/A33300/0265 FIRE STATION THE SCOTTISH FIRE & RESCUE SERVICE AP1A 6,200 David Wallace CRAIGHOUSE RUSSELL MUNN 01586 555310 ISLE OF JURA WEST AREA HUB [email protected] PA60 7XU BOTHWELL ROAD HAMILTON ML3 0EA ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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