Planning applicationNES/25/00200/FFSCR

Noster Fish Farm Loch Seaforth Maraig Isle Of Harris

DecidedNew-Build & Major Development
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Received

5 June 2025

Validated

5 June 2025

Planning Signals

2 detected traits

Specific
Aquaculture HatcheryFish Farming Mooring Pen
AI summary

A 160m aquaculture pen could be added within the existing mooring grid, without expanding anchors or biomass, helping reduce stocking density.

Impact scale

Estimated scale of impact on the surrounding area.

5/10
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Application NES/25/00200/FFSCR

Noster Fish Farm Loch Seaforth Maraig Isle Of Harris

DecidedNew-Build & Major DevelopmentReceived Comhairle nan Eilean Siar

A 160m aquaculture pen could be added within the existing mooring grid, without expanding anchors or biomass, helping reduce stocking density.

Reference
NES/25/00200/FFSCR
Address
Noster Fish Farm Loch Seaforth Maraig Isle Of Harris
Status
Decided
Category
New-Build & Major Development
Impact scale
5/10
Authority
Comhairle nan Eilean Siar
Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created

Plain-language summary

A 160m aquaculture pen could be added within the existing mooring grid, without expanding anchors or biomass, helping reduce stocking density.

As filed with the council

Install a 160m pen circumference pen within an existing mooring grid of 90m matrix (No change to anchors or mooring area; No increase in site maximum standing biomass of 2200t. This additional pen will allow a reduction in the site stocking density)