Policy Note to the Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (Scotland) Regulations 2013. SSI 2013/155
Policy Note SSI 2013/155
Document Status
Current
Supplement
Core Supplement
Series
Policy Note
Abstract
Relates to SSI 2013/155, which consolidates SSI 2008/432 and makes the following changes to the procedures for applications relating to planning permission and certificates of lawful use or development: changes to requirements to advertise planning applications in newspapers where there are no premises on neighbouring land to which neighbour notification can be sent; adds a requirement for consultation with Network Rail on development proposals within 10 metres of a railway line; introduction of provisions on information requirements regarding Crown development and national security issues; extend the list of regulations in the 2013 Regulations which apply to a person appointed to determine an application for local development; and several related amendments upon consolidation.
History
Prepared by the Scottish Government.
Subjects
- Planning control
- Strategic planning
- Heritage planning
- Development plans
- Planning and development
- Planning control, Scotland
- Conservation and historic buildings
- Railways
- Transport planning
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