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3.—(1) A variation application must—
(a)be made in writing;
(b)describe the proposed development and identify the location of the proposed development by reference to a map;
(c)explain why it is proposed that the relevant section 36 consent should be varied; and
(d)include—
(i)a draft of the variations which it is proposed should be made to the relevant section 36 consent;
(ii)copies of any maps or plans not referred to in the relevant section 36 consent which it is proposed should be referred to in the relevant section 36 consent as so varied; and
(iii)particulars of—
(aa)the relevant section 36 consent, and, if that consent was not granted to the applicant, how the applicant has the benefit of that consent; and
(bb)any section 57 direction given on granting the relevant section 36 consent.
(2) If it is proposed that the Scottish Ministers should on varying the relevant section 36 consent make a section 57 direction, the application must—
(a)explain why it is proposed that the section 57 direction should be made; and
(b)include—
(i)a draft of the proposed section 57 direction; and
(ii)copies of any maps or plans not—
(aa)referred to in the relevant section 36 consent or any section 57 direction given on granting the relevant section 36 consent; or
(bb)included in the application in accordance with paragraph (1)(d)(ii),
to which it is proposed should be referred to in the section 57 direction.
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