Search Hosta planning applications
4 applications on record · within 1 km of the centre of Hosta · updated daily · Na h-Eileanan Siar (Comhairle nan Eilean Siar)
Only 0 applications in the last 90 days, so this shows every one we hold.
- The Doctors Bothy Baleloch Balemartin Isle Of North Uist HS6 5DGApprovedConstruction of domestic garage/workshop and office/studio; private drainage for office/studio; provision of access to garage/workshop and office/studio.Planning Permission (Detailed)Received 27 Dec 2022Decided 21 Feb 202322/00558/PPD
- Sign Hosta Tigharry Isle Of North UistApprovedErect signAdvert ApplicationReceived 3 May 2013Decided 30 May 201313/00220/ADV
- 5 Balemartin Isle Of North Uist HS6 5DQApprovedErect agricultural shedAgricultural Prior NotificationReceived 14 Apr 2011Decided 23 May 201111/00199/AGRIC
- The Old Manse Baleloch Balemartin Isle Of North UistApprovedRenovate & extend manse annex to form housePlanning Permission (Detailed)Received 15 Jan 2010Decided 19 Mar 201010/00026/PPD
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About Hosta
Hosta, a genus of shade-tolerant plants also known as hostas or plantain lilies, is prevalent in gardens and landscaping due to its attractive foliage. Native to northeast Asia and classified within the Asparagaceae family, hostas offer a variety of options for enhancing shaded areas. The genus was established in 1812 by Austrian botanist Leopold Trattinnick, commemorating fellow botanist Nicholas Thomas Host, while the alternative name Funkia was introduced in 1817 by German botanist Kurt Sprengel. For those researching planning applications in Hosta, it is important to consider the potential for incorporating these resilient plants into landscaping designs.
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