[doganjo]

Try this

https://eplanning.lochlomond-trossachs.org/OnlinePlanning/simpleSearchResults.do?action=firstPage

Application for
Erection of a new lodge as short-term holiday accommodation, boathouse and shelter as warden’s accommodation, plant room and stores (to replace the existing derelict lodge, boat shelter and outbuildings), new (and temporary) jetties, services, drainage, paths/ boardwalk, the demolition of existing structures/ buildings and the removal of invasive/ exotic species, the natural regeneration of the site and wet woodland/ habitat diversity.

[Kev C]

Ok folks do your research. Stirling Uni confirmed in 2017 through dna research that beech is native to Scotland and Kirsty et al are removing rhododendrons etc. The wallabies are non native and they have stated that they will rehome them not kill them. Storm in a teacup from folks with nowt much else to do.
The definition of native seems to be the hang up (oh and people with more money than you!). The "Scottish thistle" isn't native in the context that it is in fact French and so I could go on. Gorse & broom are native but invasive in Glen Affric.
I just feel that people need to hate and that is what you lot are doing.

[arobwk]

Thanks kindly for offering the link to local planning:  unfortunately link didn't work !!  HOWEVER another search has I believe finally found the relevant application - ref 2021/0452/DET with alternative ref being 100513804-001.  Am about to read through.
[Am already finding that many listed PA doc's are unavailable to view for whatever reason !!]

[Penninehillbilly]

It's interesting my link worked last night, but not today, same with doganjo's link. Wonder if they've changed something? For some strange reason.

[Fleecewife]

It's interesting my link worked last night, but not today, same with doganjo's link. Wonder if they've changed something? For some strange reason.

Both say 'server error'.

[doganjo]

This link works perfectly, but if you try it  from tomorrow (Friday, 17/2/22)  it asks for the name again as it is time linked

https://eplanning.lochlomond-trossachs.org/OnlinePlanning/simpleSearchResults.do?action=firstPage

[arobwk]

This link works perfectly, but if you try it  from tomorrow (Friday, 17/2/22)  it asks for the name again as it is time linked

https://eplanning.lochlomond-trossachs.org/OnlinePlanning/simpleSearchResults.do?action=firstPage

I've now used that link to see if it gave me access to doc's I could not access before: link works, but I've yet to test whether I can now view all listed PA documents.  Task for later.

[arobwk]

Seems to me that some listed, but previously unavailable docs are now available to download.  So many referenced doc's in all;  the applicants have clearly spared no effort nor cost in presentation of their case for planning app'  !!

[Fleecewife]

I can't get the links to work 

[doganjo]

https://eplanning.lochlomond-trossachs.org/OnlinePlanning/applicationDetails.do?keyVal=R3W3THSIGRG00&activeTab=summary

If you get to teh planning website scroll down and it will ask for teh name - type in inchconnochan

[Fleecewife]

Thanks Doganjo it worked fine this time 


What jumped out straight away from this remarkably thin document was "Environmental Assessment requested" - NO


NO??? Surely that little island of all places needs an environmental assessment followed by a whole load of action?

[arobwk]

Not overly experienced ref' Environmental Assessments, but I seem to think it has been deemed that the various assessments available cover environmental assessment parameters !??

[Fleecewife]

Why would they mention it separately if it is not a separate entity/requirement?  I think an environmental assessment covers stuff normal assessments cannot reach!

[arobwk]

Why would they mention it separately if it is not a separate entity/requirement?  I think an environmental assessment covers stuff normal assessments cannot reach!

All of my previous joshing apart, I would say the Jones' have covered many angles with their various "professional" surveys and that's why, I assume, the planning authority accepts that an Environmental Assessment has been covered by the various documents submitted under other names.