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NORTH KESSOCK (As Continued in Force) (April 2012) 34(A) 2580 2590 2600 2610 2620 2630 to Alness 2640 2650 8680 8680 T) A9( Scrap Yard ROSS & CROMARTY EAST LOCAL PLAN Cromarty Firth ADOPTED PLAN - FEBRUARY 2007 o Railway rs o Thu s t nes er INSET 16 : EVANTON Inv INSET 29 : NORTH KESSOCK (As Continued in Force) (April 2012) 34(a) PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT SERVICE 8670 8670 Evanton Highland Deephaven Industrial Estate 19 34(b) 16 River Glass 17 SETTLEMENT POLICIES Evanton Airfield 34(c) Settlement Boundary (Disused) 17 Town/Village Centre A9(T) Housing Business 8 18 Industry 22 3 SEE CHAPTER 6 : LANDWARD FOR TEXT Special Uses 5 9 11 Expansion 17 1 9 10 13 Amenity 34(d) 20 2 12 7 Site/Area Reference 8660 4 BACKGROUND POLICIES 8660 20 18 17 BP1 15 14 BP2 6 BP3 17 22 21 BP4 Conservation Area (BP2) 34(e) Cromarty Firth 7 OTHER River Sgitheac 17 14 h Road Inverness to Thurso Railway Access A9(T) Cycle Route/Footpath Kiltearn ©Crown Copyright. The Highland Council 100023369. 817 House Proposed Railway Line All OS base maps are the most up-to-date available to The Highland Council at the time of the production of this Local Plan. B In some instances they may not reflect exactly what is on the ground and have not been altered in any way by The Council. Information provided by other agencies for use in determining some of the mapped Background Policy (BP) features, is also the most up-to-date available to The Highland Council at the time of the production of this Local Plan. to Provisions of Local Plan Map(s) as continued in force 2580 2590 2600 Dingwall 2610 2620 2630 2640 2650 The provisions of the Proposals Map (including any inset contained in or accompanying it and 2625 2630 2635 2640 2645 2650 2655 2660 2665 to the policies and proposals shown on such inset) and related notations, referencing and Tore explanatory text, only to the extent to which those provisions show, illustrate or explain any provision of the local plan which is continued in force by the Parliamentary Order* and as detailed in the Retention Schedule. A9 *(The Town and Country Planning (Continuation in force of Local Plans (Highland) (Scotland) Order 2012) (T) 8490 8490 6 North Kessock Lettoch A9(T Bellfield 6 ) Craigrory Glaick Croft Glaick of Kessock Moray Firth 6 Windsong Primary Charleston School 8485 8485 Cnoc an Tora Mi ll b a 3 nk Fer ry Brae Bell field 7 Road 7 7 SETTLEMENT POLICIES Settlement Boundary M ill Cres Town/Village Centre e nt Housing Business Craigton 2 Industry Special Uses Expansion 5 2 Amenity 2 8480 Tou 8480 rist I 7 Site/Area Reference nform 4 ation A Kessock 9(T) BACKGROUND POLICIES Main S 1 House tree Beauly Firth t 5 BP1 BP2 Point Road BP3 Kessock BP4 Bridge Conservation Area (BP2) Beauly Firth OTHER to Inverness Road Access ©Crown Copyright. The Highland Council 100023369. All OS base maps are the most up-to-date available to The Highland Council at the time of the production of this Local Plan. Cycle Route/Footpath In some instances they may not reflect exactly what is on the ground and have not been altered in any way by The Council. Information provided by other agencies for use in determining some of the mapped Background Policy (BP) features, is also the most up-to-date available to The Highland Council at the time of the 2625production of this Local Plan. 2630 2635 2640 2645 2650 2655 2660 2665.
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