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Date the Highland Concil List of Deeds And THE HIGHLAND CONCIL LIST OF DEEDS AND OTHER DOCUMENTS TO WHICH THE COMMON SEAL OF THE COUNCIL HAS BEEN AFFIXED SINCE THE MEETING OF THE COUNCIL ON 12 MAY 2016 TO BE SUBMITTED TO DATE THE COUNCIL ON 29 JUNE 2016 Wayleave Agreement by The Highland Council in favour of Scottish Hydro electric 28/04/2016 Distribution plc. Subjects:- former Urray House, Muir of Ord Licence to Occupy by The Highland Council in favour of Rare Management Limited. 28/04/2016 Subjects: site at Blar Mhor, Fort William (car park for World Mountain Bike Assignation between Scotlog Sales Limited and The Trs of The Hawco Retirement Fund 28/04/2016 with consent The Highland Council of 16 Lotland Street, Inverness Assignation between Scotlog Sales Limited and The Trs of The Hawco Retirement Fund 28/04/2016 with consent The Highland Council of 18 Lotland Street, Inverness Disposition by The Highland Council in favour of Mrs Anne Sandra Macleod and Mr Neil 28/04/2016 Ross Macleod. Subjects: 12 Brown Square, Dingwall, Ross-shire, IV15 9QN. Disposition by the Highland Council in favour of Cyril Gill Stephen re 1,Blair Road, 03/05/2016 Tradespark, Nairn Disposition by Rebecca MacDonald in favour of Michael Bevins with consent of The 03/05/2016 Highland Council. Subjects: 7 Torr Gardens, Dores 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/162/CR 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/90/CR 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - HA/14/161 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/R/15/133 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/R/15/133/N 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/80/CR 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/143/CR 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/180/CR 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/179/CR 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/141/CR 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/118/CR 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/119/CR 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/167/CR 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/152/CR 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/172/CR 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/151/CR 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/104/CR 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/R/15/45/N 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/168/CR 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Nairn - HA/14/017 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Nairn - INBS/A/15/154/CR 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/126/CR 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/183/CR 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/208/CR 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/131/CR 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/115/CR 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/174/CR 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - HA/13/174 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/138/CR 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/190/CR 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/209/CR 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/191/CR 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/102/CLIENT 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/164/CR 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/81/CR 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/16/CR 06/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/14/CR The Highland Council (B0877 High Street, Thurso, car park area at frontage of Caithness 09/05/2016 Horizons) (Temporary Closure) Order 2016 Notice of Determination Discharge of s75 agreement Subjects: Cosaig Cottage, Glenelg for 09/05/2016 Peter Booker Deed of Servitude by The Highland Council in favour of Scottish Water. Subjects:- Lower 10/05/2016 Harrapool, Isle of Skye 10/05/2016 The Highland Council (C1225 Brogaig - Idrigill Road) (Temporary Closure) Order 2016 Decision Notice comprising Discharge of Planning Obligation under Application 11/05/2016 15/04181/S75 over Subjects:- Achvaneran Farm House, Kiltarlity Scottish Wide Area Network Variation to Membership Agreement amongst NHS National 12/05/2016 Services Scotland, The Highland Council for and on behalf of Pathfinder North and others. Disposition by The Highland Council in favour of Martin Cameron and June Cameron of 13/05/2016 11 Torcastle Crescent Caol Fort William Lease between The Highland Council and Christian Community Action Support Team 13/05/2016 Highland. Subjects: Mansfield Store, Tain. 17/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/139/CR 17/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/221/CR 17/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/196/CR 17/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/213/CR 17/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/212/CR 17/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/230/CR 17/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/78/CR 17/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/177/CR 17/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/206/CR 17/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/220/CR 17/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/203/CR 17/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/194/CR 17/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/185/CR 17/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/195/CR 17/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/137/CR 17/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/36/CR 17/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/175/CR 17/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Moray - INBS/A/15/189/CR 17/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - INBS/A/15/204/N 17/05/2016 Notice of Payment of Grant - Inverness - HA/14/121/CR Disposition by the Highland Council in favour of Sarah Jane Beveridge 5 Cornhill Road 18/05/2016 Talmine, Melness The Highland Council (U4364 Temple Crescent, (Part), Inverness) (Temporary Prohibition 18/05/2016 of Traffic) Order (Extension) 2016 Assignation between Elizabeth Moffat and Philip Howard Kennedy with consent The 19/05/2016 Highland Council of subjects: Unit 1, 18 Carsegate, Inverness The Highland Council (U4158 Ness Walk (Part), Inverness) (Temporary Prohibition of 20/05/2016 Traffic) Order 2016 23/05/2016 The Highland Council (A834 Mill Street, Dingwall) (Temporary Closure) Order 2016. 23/05/2016 The Highland Council (Dingwall Town Centre) (Temporary Closure) Order 2016. 24/05/2016 The Highland Council (C1214 Craig Road, Dingwall) (Temporary Closure) Order 2016. Minute of Agreement between Cairngorms National Park Authority and The Highland Council and Cairngorm Properties Ltd. Subjects:- Planning Obligation over Affordable 26/05/2016 Housing Commuted Sum over site at Dellmhor, Coylumbridge. Ranking agreement between Steven Johnstone Haddow and Laura Jane MacLean, Bank of 30/05/2016 Scotland and The Highland Council. Subjects:- 54 Spey Avenue, Inverness Disposition by The Highland Council in favour of Mrs Alice Janette Duggan. Subjects: 27 30/05/2016 Shillinghill, Alness, Ross-shire, IV17 0SY. The Highland Council (B855 Portree-Bracadale Road, C1233 Carbost - Peiness Road and 30/05/2016 B8036 Skeabost Bridge - Kensaleyre Road) (Temporary Closure) 2016. The Highland Council (A834 Strathpeffer Road, Strathpeffer) (Temporary Closure) Order 30/05/2016 2016. Minute of Agreement between The Highland Council and Nanclach Limited under Section 69 of the local Government (Scotland) Act 1973. Subjects:- Site Restoration Requirements 31/05/2016 at Tom nan Clach Lease of Units 3&4, 18 Carsegate Road Industrial Estate Inverness between the Highland 01/06/2016 Council and Windscreens Scotland Ltd Deed of restriction by the Highland Council in favour of The Highland Housing Alliance re 03/06/2016 Plot 2, Tarbat View, Drummuie, Golspie 06/06/2016 The Highland Council (U3603 Martha Terrace, Wick) (Temporary Closure) (No.2) Order 20 The Highland Council (U3560 Huddart Street between U3569 Kinnaird Street and the 06/06/2016 U3467 Barrogill Street, Wick) (Temporary Closure) Order 2016 The Highland Council (U4158 Ness Walk, (Part), Inverness) (Temporary Prohibition of 07/06/2016 Traffic) no.2 Order 2016 Deed of Restriction by The Highland Council in favour of The Highland Housing Alliance. 07/06/2016 Subjects:- 19 Balvonie Street, Inverness Minute of Variation of Lease between The Highland Council and NDA Properties Limited. 07/06/2016 Subjects:- Nucleur Archive Centre, Wick 13/06/2016 The Highland Council (B874 Bridge Street, Halkirk) (Temporary Closure) Order 2016 The Highland Council (B8006 (South Junction) Lochyside, Caol, Fort William) 13/06/2016 (Temporary Closure) Order 2016.
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