Executive Note to the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (Non-Domestic Microgeneration) (Scotland) Amendment Order 2011. SSI 2011/136
Executive Note SSI 2011/136
Document Status
Current
Supplement
Core Supplement
Series
Executive Note
Abstract
Relates to SSI 2011/136, which enables a range of microgeneration equipment to be installed on non-domestic buildings without being subject to the planning application process. The equipment permitted includes solar thermal panels; solar photovoltaic panels; pipework for ground source heat pumps; pipework for water source heat pumps; biomass boilers; and anaerobic digestion plant.
History
Prepared by the Scottish Government. Includes final equalities impact assessment; draft circular 02/2011; and final business and regulatory impact assessment.
Subjects
- Planning control
- Roads and traffic
- Temporary accommodation
- Agricultural development
- Planning and development
- Natural environment
- Transport planning
- Air transportation
- Temporary accommodation planning
- Industrial development
- Planning control, Scotland
- Environmental planning/land
- Other planning disciplines
- Minerals planning
- Sport and leisure planning
- Forestry
- Telecommunications
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