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Questions and Answers Date answered: 24 November 2000

S1W-11162

The information required is as follows:YearTotal number of decisions issuedReporter's recommendation not accepted19962821997230199830219994642000 (to date)214TOTAL14812The cases where the recommendations of the Reporters were not accepted are:1996 Proposed retail development at Heathfield, Ayr. (Refused) Proposed residential development at Muirhead. (Granted)1998 Proposed factory outlet centre at Levenfields, Kinross. (Refused) Proposed extension to hotel at Banchory. (Granted)1999 Proposed retail development at Darnley Mains, Glasgow. (Refused) Proposed retail development at Hermiston Gait, Edinburgh. (Refused) Proposed residential developments (2) at Stonehaven. (Granted)2000 Proposed superquarry at Lingerbay, Isle of Harris. (Refused) Proposed factory outlet centre extension at West Calder. (Refused) Proposed retail developments (2) at Heathfield, Ayr. (Refused) S1W-11162
Questions and Answers Date answered: 12 October 1999

S1W-00925

Not all mobile phone masts benefit from permitted development rights. For example, permitted development rights do not apply in the case of ground based masts over 15 metres in height.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 12 October 1999

S1W-00925

Not all mobile phone masts benefit from permitted development rights. For example, permitted development rights do not apply in the case of ground based masts over 15 metres in height.
Official Report Meeting date: 13 March 2002

Social Justice Committee, 13 Mar 2002

Housing Revenue Account General Fund Contribution Limits (Scotland) Order 2002 (SSI 2002/45) Item 4 is consideration of the Housing Revenue Account General Fund Contribution Limits (Scotland) Order 2002 (SSI 2002/45).
Official Report Meeting date: 4 December 2001

Public Petitions Committee, 04 Dec 2001

It would be perfectly possible for any member of the committee to go along to the Rural Development Committee this afternoon and make these points.
Official Report Meeting date: 12 April 2005

European and External Relations Committee, 12 Apr 2005

One site that Irene Oldfather will know is Craig Tara, the old Butlins site, at which, all of a sudden, a long-standing workforce has been dispensed with and workers from another country have been brought in.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 7 March 2007

S2W-32024

To ask the Scottish Executive how much has been allocated to Stirling Council from the Strategic Waste Fund in each year since 1999. The following table details theamount of funding allocated to Stirling Council from the Strategic Waste Fund eachyear since 1999.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 10 July 2006

S2W-26976

Her response is as follows:The Housing (Scotland) Act1987 sets out the general types of work that are eligible for grant. These grantsare largely funded by Private Sector Housing Grant provided by Communities Scotland.This funding must be used for improving private housing, but it is for localauthorities to decide priorities within their area when it comes to assessing individualapplications for funding, in line with both local and national priorities.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 2 March 2006

S2W-23130

Her response is as follows:(a) SIP funding allocated toRenfrewshire (Paisley Partnership) is as follows:             £ 1999-2000   2,749,276 2000-01 2,748,176 2001-02 2,707,953 2002-03 3,127,927 2003-04 3,509,751 2004-05 3,566,991 (b)  SIP funding allocated toInverclyde (Inverclyde Regeneration Partnership) is as follows:   £ 1999-2000 2,991,245 2000-01 2,423,735 2001-02 2,546,173 2002-03 2,464,011 2003-04 2,919,446 2004-05 3,958,903 Information regarding the amountspecifically designated to Port Glasgow cannot be determined accurately since mostprojects funded by the Partnership operated on an Inverclyde SIP-wide basis.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 13 April 2005

S2W-15290

Alternative arrangements for excluded pupils may be paid for from a wide range of funding streams within the National Priorities Action Fund and GAE expenditure.

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