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Camp Redevelopment

Click Map
The left (West) and right (East) areas of the map have been squeezed up to make room on the page.
Hut 106 / 107 Allotments Hut 108 Hut 14 Hut 15 Hut 16 Hut 17 Hut 29 Hut 30 Hut 31 Hut 13 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 4 3 2 2 7 8 Hut 18 Gymnasium Officers Mess Hut 26 Hut 55 Hut 56 Hut 57 Hut 58 Hut 59 Hut 60 Hut 80 Hut 79 Hut 78 Hut 77 Hut 76 Hut 75 Hut 24 Hut 25 23 54 51 50 49 48 Toilets 52 53 22 21 47 85 Hut 86 Hut 84 Hut 87 88 83 89 82 90 Hut 91 Museum Wilde Thyme Guard Block Guard Block Hut 46 Hut 45 Hut 44 Hut 43 Hut 42 Hut 41 Hut 74 Hut 73 Hut 72 Hut 71 Hut 70 Hut 69 Hut 68 Toilets Hut 67 61 Museum Hut 62 Hut 63 Hut 64 Hut 65

This is a work in progress. It has been prepared for a survey, with a view to getting every building on the Camp occupied or “into use” in one form or another. Click on any building and return to this page using the browser’s “back” button.

Round up

Rentable: definition in this context “capable of independently supporting electricity and water charges”

Sports field area to the East of Main Drive

5 building including Officers Mess and 4 rentable and 1 cdt – Garage. Chapel excluded.

Compound C

8 rentable and 6 cdt or community used

Compound D

15 rentable and 7 cdt or community used

This makes a total of 27 buildings that could be brought into use and contribute to electricity and water costs, and 14 buildings where these services could pay their way by enhancing community use of the Camp

Ablutions

This section includes the 11 Ablutions – Toilets and Showers Huts

Ablutions huts are: 5, 22, 48, 49, 50, 51, 53, 68, 69, (70), 71, 72

Hut 72. Occupied

Hut 53. Occupied

The four huts to the West of Compound C and the four to the East of Compound D in order South to North were:

Toilets 48 (m), 68 (m)

Wash basins. 49, 69

Showers 50, 70 (Kitchen Staff Toilets and Showers),

Toilet Cubicles 51, 71 (f)

The larger ablutions blocks 53 (male) and 72 (female) and 22 (female) are all occupied as follows:

Hut 53  The boiler room may be usable – it was built to run on gas. Currently being developed as a Craft Brewery, under the R&L Scheme

Hut 73 Joiner Workshop under Repair & Lease Scheme

Hut 22 Beetroot and Chocolate – storage for Outside Catering businesss

Hut 22 (Garage) The Southern end of Hut 22 could see the Garage upgraded to allow Henderson’s mechanics to service vehicles on site.

Community Use

For hire, for extended hire, and free use by Community Groups
Community Huts are :41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 61 Museum, 62, 63, 64, 65 Men’s Shed, 26 Officer’s Mess

Points for consideration: Cost of existing space in the village.
Need for Power, lighting, fire alarms, safety exits
Also needed optionally: water, toilets

 

Commercial or Personal Investment

Next step up from R & L. Cost of restoration exceeds £5000

Area under discussion

 

Repair & Lease

What happens when the 5 year term runs out?

There was a concern that allocations might prevent some larger scale development (such as the Self Catering Project) but it appears that generally, we have found solutions and made adjustments to accommodate new ideas.

R & L huts in active use are: 55 FlyBall, 56 Pottery, 57 Woodwork, 53 Brewery, 54 Bicycles, 47 Tam Buchan, 70 Arch Internet, 52 Joinery
Total: 6 huts

Storage

85 Ian Reid  73 Metal Work  74 Storage Carmichaels  91 Museum storage

Sports: 23, 24, 25,

Huts with question marks

82, 83 CDT-store, 84,86, 87, 88 Total rebuild, 89, 90

 

 

 

 

Community   •   Environment   •   Resilience   •   Heritage

Supported by Rural Perth & Kinross LEADER Programme 2014-2020: The European Agricultural Fund For Rural Development: Europe investing in rural areas

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