Question reference: S6W-15939
- Asked by: Liam Kerr, MSP for North East Scotland, Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party
- Date lodged: 17 March 2023
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Current status: Answered by Tom Arthur on 23 March 2023
Question
To ask the Scottish Government how many planning application appeals it has received in each of the last five years on the grounds of non-determination, where a local authority has been unable to reach a decision within six months, broken down by (a) local authority area and (b) type of application.
Answer
The number of planning appeals received, in each of the last five years, on the grounds of *non-determination and where a local authority has been unable to reach a decision within six months, is held in the following table :
Case Reference | Planning Authority | Application Type | Case Details | Total per authority |
PPA-230-2241 | City of Edinburgh Council | Planning Permission in Principle | Residential Development | 3 |
PPA-230-2343 | City of Edinburgh Council | Planning Permission | Residential Development | |
PPA-230-2387 | City of Edinburgh Council | Planning Permission in Principle | Residential Development | |
PPA-170-2149 | Dumfries And Galloway Council | Planning Permission | Erection of a ten turbine windfarm | 3 |
PPA-170-2152 | Dumfries and Galloway Council | Planning Permission | Erection of a seven turbine windfarm | |
PPA-170-2153 | Dumfries and Galloway Council | Planning Permission | Erection of a nine turbine windfarm | |
PPA-210-2085 | East Lothian Council | Planning Permission in Principle | Mixed use development including residential and commercial | 1 |
PPA-240-2067 | Falkirk Council | Planning Permission | Erection Of Church | 1 |
PPA-260-2153 | Glasgow City Council | Planning Permission | Residential Development | 1 |
PPA-290-2060 | Midlothian Council | Planning Permission | Residential Development | 2 |
PPA-290-2061 | Midlothian Council | Planning Permission in Principle | Residential Development | |
PPA-340-2130 | Perth and Kinross Council | Planning Permission | Residential Development | 2 |
PPA-340-2131 | Perth and Kinross Council | Planning Permission in Principle | Residential Development | |
PPA-350-2043 | Renfrewshire Council | Planning Permission | Residential Development | 1 |
PPA-140-2074 | Scottish Borders Council | Planning permission in Principle | Residential Development | 1 |
PPA-380-2076 | South Lanarkshire Council | Planning Permission | Erection Of Care Home | 1 |
PPA-400-2113 | West Lothian Council | Planning Permission in Principle | Residential Development | 1 |
Total received | 17 |
* Planning authorities have a two month period in which to determine planning applications, extended to four months in the case of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) development (unless an extension to that timescale is agreed by the applicant and planning authority).
Decisions are made in line with the development plan for the area and national policies. Each appeal is considered on its own merits.