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Date answered:
21 May 2002
S1W-24808
The guidance notes on model forms contained in PAN 48 suggest that information about the address or location of the proposed development should include the postcode where possible.Copies of PAN 48 can be ordered on: Tel. 0131 244 7066 or viewed on the advice section of the Executive's Planning internet site at: http://www.scotland.gov.uk/planning.
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Date answered:
17 April 2002
S1W-24412
The first phase of the extension of park and ride facilities at Croy Station will be constructed on land belonging to North Lanarkshire Council north of the railway and east of the B802 and will remain in the council's ownership. This site was chosen by Strathclyde Passenger Transport because it could be developed quickly to meet the immediate need for additional park and ride opportunities.Options for siting the second phase of the extended park and ride facilities will be considered by Strathclyde Passenger Transport and North Lanarkshire Council in consultation with Railtrack, ScotRail and landowners.
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Date answered:
27 July 2001
S1W-16739
Of this total, £1.510 million has been invested in the preliminary stages of the scheme, which involved comprehensive marine studies, environmental impact assessment, site investigation, land acquisition, consultants fees, planning procedures and staff costs.
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Date answered:
11 September 2000
S1W-09277
This guideline indicates that historic battlefields are a particularly significant element of Scotland's historic environment.In addition, Historic Scotland is currently reviewing ways of pursuing the recognition and protection of Scotland's battlefield sites and a position paper has been prepared.
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Date answered:
21 August 2000
S1W-08962
To ask the Presiding Officer what capital contracts are currently out to tender, or being prepared for tender, in relation to the Holyrood Project, indicating in each case the timescale for award of the contract, commencement on site, and completion of works. The information is as follows:Works PackageEstimated Award Estimated Site StartEstimatedCompletionQH Demolition & Reconstruction25/08/0004/09/0025/06/01Lifts31/08/0019/02/0119/05/01MSP Roofing01/09/0008/01/0130/04/01Substructure Concrete EastBasement 01/09/0011/09/0020/11/00MSP Cladding29/09/0012/02/0112/06/01Mechanical &Plumbing West29/09/0012/02/0129/07/02Electrical WorksWest13/10/0019/03/0119/06/01MSP Carpentry &Joinery13/10/0002/04/0103/12/01QH ExternalRender10/11/0012/03/0106/05/02 S1W-08962
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Date answered:
14 August 2000
S1W-08700
I am awaiting further advice from Scottish Natural Heritage on this matter.I trust that the proposed SAC designation of some Scottish rivers will be viewed as a positive move, with local interests, including District Salmon Fisheries Boards, working together to manage the sites for their conservation interests - as is happening already on the River Spey.
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Date answered:
17 February 2000
S1W-04170
Meanwhile consideration of how the flexibility will be exercised and the review of site designations are ongoing. Preliminary discussions on the latter have been held with the European Commission.
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Date answered:
5 November 1999
S1W-01109
To ask the Scottish Executive what monitoring will be undertaken into the possible ecological effects from genetically modified organism cross-pollination outwith the trial sites during the programme of managed development of herbicide tolerant genetically modified crop trials in Scotland.
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Date answered:
5 November 1999
S1W-01109
To ask the Scottish Executive what monitoring will be undertaken into the possible ecological effects from genetically modified organism cross-pollination outwith the trial sites during the programme of managed development of herbicide tolerant genetically modified crop trials in Scotland.
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Date answered:
14 July 1999
S1W-00318
These management agreements, details of which are also published in SNH's Annual Report, cover payments made to the RSPB for the management of designated sites such as SSSIs on its land in order to safeguard the natural heritage importance of the site.
