Aberdeen City Council

Town and Country Planning (Listed Buildings and Buildings in Conservation Areas) (Scotland) Regulations 1987

Notice is hereby given that applications for Listed Building/Conservation Area Consent and for Planning Permission with respect to the undernoted subjects, have been submitted to the Aberdeen City Council.

The applications and relative plans area available for inspection within City Development Services, St Nicholas House, Broad Street, Aberdeen, during normal office hours, and any representations in connection therewith should be made in writing, to the Head of Physical Development, City Development Services, St Nicholas House, Broad Street, Aberdeen AB10 1BW, within 21 days of this advertisement.

Proposals Requiring Listed Building/Conservation Area Consent

Period for lodging representations - 21 days

Harlaw Academy	Window	Aberdeen	A2/2197
Albyn Place	replacement to	City Council
Aberdeen	north east wing
(Category B Listed	of school
Building within Con-
servation Area 4)
1 Belmont Street	Alterations and	Eric	A2/2270
Aberdeen	change of use	McMillan
(Category B Listed	from cafe bar to
Building)	nightclub
The Langstane Kirk	Change of use of	PB	A2/2283
Union Street	upper floor of	Developments
Aberdeen	church to casino	Co Ltd
(Category B Listed	and ancillary
Building within Con-	bar/restaurant
servation Area 2)
Westbank	Demolition of	George	A2/2258
Fonthill Road	existing building	Wimpey
Aberdeen	and erection of	East Scotland
(Conservation	residential	Ltd
Area 9)	development of
16 townhouses
2 Queens Cross	Alterations and	C & L	A2/2273
Aberdeen	change of use	Investments
(Category B Listed	from dwelling-	Property
Building within Con-	house into offices	Developers
servation Area 4)

(Would Community Councils, Conservation Groups and Societies, applicants and members of the public please note that the Aberdeen City Council as District Planning Authority intend to accept only those representations which have been received within the above period as prescribed in terms of Planning Legislation. Letters of representation will be open to public view, in whole or in summary according to the usual practice of this authority, at the stage when the application is reported to the Planning Committee).

Bob Reid, Head of Physical Development