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Consultation by the planning authority
Subject to regulation 25, the planning authority must before determining...
2.Scottish Natural Heritage where— (a) the development may affect a...
3.The Health and Safety Executive where the development is within...
3A.The Office for Nuclear Regulation where the development is within...
4.Scottish Natural Heritage, the Health and Safety Executive and SEPA...
6.The community council, if any, within whose area the development...
8.Any adjoining planning authority, where the development is likely to...
9.Network Rail Infrastructure Limited or any other railway undertakers likely...
10.The roads authority concerned, where the development involves—
11.The Theatres Trust where the development involves any land on...
12.Scottish Water where the development is likely to require a...
13.A district salmon fishery board where the development consists of...
14.The Scottish Ministers and the Secretary of State where marine...
15.The Crofting Commission where the development may have an adverse...
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