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Consultation on plans to extend planning regime further offshore

Plans to extend marine planning zones in Scottish waters have been put out to public consultation.

Fish and shellfish farms require planning permission out to 12 nautical miles, however local authority responsibilities for planning controls currently only extend to three nautical miles. Under new proposals, the marine planning zones will be extended.

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