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Scarborough Borough Council: Draft Statement of Community Involvement Page 23
Nature of Development
Application accompanied by
Environmental Statement
Proposal departs from
Development Plan
Development affecting
public right of way
Major development
Minor development
Development affecting the
setting of a listed building
Development affecting the
character or appearance of a
conservation area
Publicity Required and Consultation Timescale
Advertisement in local newspaper (14 days) (and
where applicable publication of the notice on the
website (no time period defined))
and
Site notice (21 days)
Advertisement in local newspaper (14 days) (and
where applicable publication of the notice on the
website (no time period defined))
and
Either site notice (21 days) or neighbour
notification (21 days)
Site notice (21 days)
or
Neighbour notification (21 days)
Advertisement in a newspaper (21 days)
and
Site notice (7 days)
Advertisement in a newspaper (21 days)
and
Site notice (7 days)
Statutory Provisions
Article 8, Part 3 of the
GPDO
Article 8, Part 4 of the
GPDO
Article 8, Part 5 of the
GPDO
Section 67 of the
Planning (Listed
Buildings and
Conservation Areas) Act
1990
Section 73 of the
Planning (Listed
Buildings and
Conservation Areas) Act
1990
Table 2: Statutory Requirements for Publicity for Applications
6.4.2 The information below provides information on how the statutory requirements are
met and what, in addition to this, is carried out.
(a)
List of Registered Applications
6.4.3
A list of registered planning applications is published on the Council’s website and is
sent to the local press; Scarborough Evening News and the Whitby Gazette on a
weekly basis. It can be found at:
http://www.scarborough.gov.uk/content/planning/planning_apps_list.html
6.4.4 A paper copy can also be sent on request, but since publication on the website, no
subscriber has chosen this option. By the end of the year, it will be possible to view
application forms and plans of current applications on the website. At this time the
production of the list of registered applications in its current form will be reviewed.
(b)
Neighbour Notification
6.4.5 Where possible, all adjoining properties will be notified about the submission of a
new application. Neighbours will receive a Planning Consultation Response form that
enables a quick response to be given, stating whether the scheme is supported or
opposed. There is also space on the form to make comments. The Officer will use
his/her discretion to consult non-adjacent neighbouring properties where it is
considered that a proposal may have an impact. (It is, however, important to note that
anyone can write in and comment on a planning application, even if notification of the
scheme has not been received from the Authority). In cases where it is unclear who
the adjoining landowner is; for example in rural locations, it is the practice of the
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