MOWI Scotland Limited: Noster CAR Application
Results updated 26 Jul 2022
SEPA Granted the Permit CAR/L/1009974 on 28 January 2022
Overview
It is part of SEPA’s 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 14 October 2021.
Application details
We received an application from Mowi Scotland Limited, on 6 August 2021 to vary an existing water use licence authorising the carrying on of controlled activities in connection with a Marine Pen Fish Farm at Noster, Loch Seaforth (CAR/L/1009974).
The application form provided by the applicant is available below.
- Application cover letter
- Form G
- Hydrographic data report: Deployment ID347
- Bath medicine dispersion modelling report
- Location and site plan
The applicant has placed an advert in the national and local press. You have until 14 October 2021 to submit your objections.
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 sea louse medicine residues.
Your comments will be published unless you ask us not to, in which case we’ll publish a note saying that we received a response but have not made it publicly available.
What happens next
SEPA did not receive any representations during the consultation period.
Audiences
- Local Authorities
- Responsible Authorities
- Fisheries
- Aquaculture
- Public
- Water
- Local community
Interests
- Water Regulation
- Restoration
- Fisheries
- Protected areas
- Water Quality
- Flood Risk Management Planning
- River Basin Management Planning
- Aquaculture
- Community feedback
- Regulated activities
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