CAR/L/1002919 - Loch Duart Limited: Reintraid MPFF
Results updated 19 Nov 2024
SEPA granted the Permit CAR/L/1002919 on 19 November 2024
Overview
It is part of our remit to protect the marine environment. We regulate finfish farms through permits that limit the pollutants discharged to the water environment and, where appropriate, the amount of water which can be abstracted.
If you have an interest in this application please tell us by completing the following questions and submitting them to us by 6 August 2024.
Application details
We received an application from Loch Duart Limited, on 24 June 2024 for a variation to an existing licence CAR/L/1002919.
The application form provided by the applicant is available below.
Form A
Form C2
Form G
1 Site Layout
2 Nature Scot Preapp
3 Loch a Chairn Bhain EMP
4 Scaled Site Plan and Coordinates
A Hydrographic Report
B Baseline Visual Survey
C NewDEPOMOD Report
D ECE Modelling Report
E Azamethiphos Dispersion Modelling Report
F Bath Auto Report
G Environmental Monitoring Plan
The applicant has placed an advert in the national and local press. You have until 6 August 2024 to submit your comments.
Why your views matter
This is your opportunity to let us know about any risks you believe the development will have on:
- The water environment, including potential impacts to marine life.
- The interests of users of the water environment, resulting from the proposed increased discharge of:
- Organic matter;
- Medicine residues;
- Other chemical emissions.
How we use your feedback
As Scotland’s principal environmental regulator, our purpose is to protect and improve Scotland’s environment in ways that, as far as possible, also contribute to improving health and well-being and achieving sustainable economic growth. Our Corporate Plan 2024-2027 sets our strategic ambition and priorities. Our Annual Operating Plans set out how we will implement our priorities every year.
In delivering these priorities we engage with those who have an interest in and/or are affected by our regulations and duties. One way we engage is through formal consultations. This is your opportunity to tell us what you think about our proposals. The feedback we receive helps us to understand what matters most to people and how we can deliver our duties efficiently and effectively.
After the consultation closes, we’ll consider the information we receive before publishing a digest of responses through the We asked, You said, We did section of our consultation website. This will close the consultation process by explaining how we have considered and, where appropriate, acted upon what we heard.
How we will manage responses
At the end of the consultation, we will publish all comments. You can tell us within the consultation if you do not want your comment published. If this is the case, we will publish a note saying that we received a response but have not made it publicly available.
We will write to everyone who responded to the consultation and provided contact details, outlining the feedback received, how it has been taken into account and our proposed decision. If you disagree with our decision, you will be given the opportunity to request that Scottish Ministers ‘call-in’ the application for their determination.
Scottish Minister may agree to call-in an application if:
- The representation provides clear reason for the objection, supported by evidence, and
- The objection relates to material considerations raised during determination of the application.
The full criteria for Ministerial consideration are listed on gov.scot.
The final decision will be published on this website along with the authorisation, if granted.
Audiences
- Local Authorities
- Responsible Authorities
- Fisheries
- Aquaculture
- Public
- Water
- Local community
Interests
- Water Environment (Controlled Activities) (Scotland) regulations: finfish aquaculture
- Permit application
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