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The Rural Development Contracts (Rural Priorities) (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2010 (revoked)
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Regulation 8(d)
SCHEDULESEligible capital items available through capital item Option 77
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Table B—
Eligible Capital Items Available Through Capital Item Option 77
| Capital Item | Maximum Actual Cost |
|---|---|
| Primary treatment of bracken | Up to £400 per hectare of infested land |
| Manual eradication of rhododendron | Up to £7,000 per hectare of infested land |
| Mechanised (and / or chemical) eradication of rhododendron | Up to £1,700 per hectare of infested land |
| Eradication of scrub / woody vegetation: | |
| Light vegetation | Up to £1,800 per hectare |
| Intermediate vegetation | Up to £2,550 per hectare |
| Heavy vegetation | Up to £3,750 per hectare |
| Removal from site of the cut shrub / woody vegetation: light vegetation cover | Up to £1,000 per hectare |
| Removal from site of the cut shrub / woody vegetation: intermediate vegetation cover | Up to £2,100 per hectare |
| Removal from site of the cut shrub / woody vegetation: heavy vegetation cover | Up to £2,900 per hectare |
| Stock fence | Up to £8 per metre |
| Enhancing / modifying a stock fence (in Black Grouse and Capercaillie core areas) | Up to £4 per metre |
| Upgrading stock to deer fence | Up to £5.51 per metre |
| Scare or temporary fencing | Up to £3 per metre |
| Rabbit proofing – existing or new stock / deer fence | Up to £3.79 per metre |
| Deer fence | Up to £13.79 per metre |
| Enhancing / modifying a deer fence (in Black Grouse and Capercaillie core areas) | Up to £14.11 per metre |
| Conversion of deer fence to stock fence (in Black Grouse and Capercaillie core areas) | Up to £4 per metre |
| Fence removal | Up to £4 per metre |
| Gate: | |
| For stock fence | Up to £150 each |
| For deer fence | Up to £255 each |
| Stock bridge for bog management: | |
| Small bridge | Up to £340 per bridge |
| Large bridge (for ditch wider than 1.5m) | Up to £2,000 per bridge |
| Sand blow fencing | Up to £20 per metre |
| Planting of marram grass into areas threatened with erosion | Up to £16 per square metre |
| Creation or restoration of a pond | Up to £6 per square metre |
| Ditch blocking with plastic piling dams: | |
| Small ditches (up to 0.5m wide & deep) | Up to £120 per dam |
| Medium ditches (between 0.5m and 1m wide & deep) | Up to £240 per dam |
| Large ditches (between 1m and 2m wide and 0.5m and 1m deep) | Up to £1027.40 per dam |
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