Conservation Area: Wick - Pulteneytown (CON25)

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Designating Authority Highland Council
Date assigned 08 May 2001
Date last amended 01 September 2021

Description

Two independent parts of the current Wick Pulteneytown Conservation Area were originally designated by Caithness County Council with effect from 26/01/1970. These were Argyle Square (Area 1) and The Round House and houses fronting Harbour Terrace and Harbour Place (Area 3). A third area of Wick around the old parish church (Area 2) was also designated at this time. The designation was formally published in the Edinburgh Gazette on 26/01/1970. Following the production of a Conservation Area Character Appraisal in the late 1990s, the conservation area was redesignated with effect from 08/05/2001 to encompass a larger single area as 'Wick- Pulteneytown' and the area around the old church was de-designated. A Conservation Area Character Appraisal was carried out in 2019-2020 which recommended the enlargement of the area. The changes were agreed and adopted by the Highland Council (as de-designation and simultaneous re-designation) with effect from 01/09/2021. A Conservation Area Management Plan was also produced. The simultaneous cancellation of the existing Conservation Area and re-designation of the new one was published in the Edinburgh Gazette on 08/10/2021.

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Location

Grid reference Centred ND 3663 5058 (844m by 634m)
Map sheet ND35SE

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