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The Scottish Executive has provided a series of Scottish Planning Policies which set out its policy on nationally important land use and other planning matters.
The relevant planning legislation for Scotland is also available, defining what constitutes development.
A series of Planning Advice Notes gives advice on how best to deal with matters such as rural housing design, improving small towns and town centres.
Supplementary Guidance for Planning in North Lanarkshire
North Lanarkshire Council is starting to produce its own Supplementary Guidance to complement the emerging North Lanarkshire Local Plan.
The first batch of draft Supplementary Guidance is out for consultation until 20 January 2009 and you can comment on these by returning the Comment Form using the the details in the Contact us box.
The draft Supplementary Guidance addresses:
You can request a copy be sent to you or download these (including the Comment Form) by using the Download or Request by Post box in the top right hand corner of this page.
Following this public consultation the Council will consider all responses and identify what changes need to be made to the draft Supplementary Guidance. A summary of the comments and suggested changes will be posted here shortly after 20 January 2009.
The Council will also then run the Supplementary Guidance and consultation results past the Scottish Government in line with the draft Regulations.
In Spring 2009 the Council will seek to formally adopt the Supplementary Guidance so that they have a material status in the Development Management process.
The Council will be developing further Supplementary Guidance in order to help assist owners, developers, and agents through the planning process. Please let us know any areas where you think such guidance could assist.
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