UK Statutory Instrument 1992 United Kingdom

Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (Scotland) Order 1992

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Part 1 — INTRODUCTORY

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Part 2 — PERMITTED DEVELOPMENT

s.n otification of an application for a determinatio

N otification of an application for a determination under class 67

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  • Local authority must notify neighbours of telecoms planning applications Local authority
s.notification of an application for a determination

Notification of an application for a determination under class 70

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  • Local planning authority must notify neighbours of demolition applications Local authority
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Part 3 — REVOCATIONS

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