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16 September 2003
S2W-02110
To ask the Scottish Executive what very special circumstances would overrule the general presumption against intrusion into designated green belt land, as referred to in Scottish Development Department Circular 24/1985, Development in the Countryside and Green Belts.
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16 June 2003
S2W-00580
Local authorities, in this case North Ayrshire Council, have regard to the possible impact of fish farm proposals on tourism within their area when framing their recommendation as to whether development consent should be granted. Scottish Natural Heritage plays a complementary role by taking into account the proximity and potential impact of proposed developments on wildlife, habitats and landscape issues.
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15 October 2002
S1W-30115
It is not, however, our policy to give locational guidance on the siting of developments, this is a matter for developers themselves.
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27 March 2002
S1W-24117
In the first instance, it is for East Lothian Council to consider the need for particular measures to safeguard road users and residents, and to determine the priority that should be given to particular schemes, both in reviewing their development plans and in considering individual development proposals.
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27 March 2002
S1W-24091
However, the amount of previously developed land varies greatly across Scotland.
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14 March 2002
S1O-04869
Scottish Enterprise's Global Companies Development Programme assists Scottish companies, especially in key high technology areas, to grow by assisting them test, refine and implement international development strategies.
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28 August 2001
S1W-17328
Where the local authority is the developer or has an interest in the development, the Scottish ministers may become involved and may have to determine a planning application for such development, but this would depend on the circumstances of the case.If the incinerator is an e...
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5 December 2000
S1W-11426
Training is regarded as an important issue in the development of the Strategy for Scottish Agriculture.
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29 November 2000
S1W-11152
To ask the Scottish Executive what encouragement and incentives it provides to companies that are prepared to take responsibility for and develop brownfield sites. National planning policies encourage the reuse of brownfield sites for new development.The Scottish Enterprise Network offers support for brownfield development ranging from direct property and site assistance, such as addressing adverse physical conditions associated with brownfield land, to indirect support, advice and advocacy, assessment of the property market and opportunities for competitive advantage.The development of some dwellings in deprived areas is supported financially through Scottish Homes Grants for Rent or Ownership scheme.
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28 September 2000
S1W-09825
When considering major developments in the Healthfield area of Ayr, the Scottish Executive will give due weight to the fact that Whitletts Roundabout currently experiences traffic congestion problems at peak times and any additional traffic generated by major developments in the area would significantly increase the ...
