Scottish Executive annual listing for 1996

Annual Listing of Publications

Monday 09/12/1996

Circular No.42/1996 [Planning]

Circular No.42/1996

Friday 01/11/1996

Circular 34/1996 [Planning]

Circular 34/1996

Thursday 31/10/1996

Planning Advice Note PAN 50 Annex A Controlling the Environmental Effects of Surface Mineral Workings Annex A: The Control of Noise at Surface Mineral Workings [Planning]

To provide advice on how the planning system can be used to keep noise emissions from surface mineral workings within environmentally acceptable limits.

Planning Advice Note PAN 50 Controlling the Environmental Effects of Surface Mineral Workings [Planning]

To provide advice on the more significant environmental effects arising from mineral working operations

Wednesday 25/09/1996

Circular 32/1996 [Planning]

Circular 32/1996

Circular 32/1996 Code of Practice for Local Plan Inquiries [Planning]

Circular 32/1996

Sunday 01/09/1996

Circular 32/1996 [Planning]

Circular 32/1996

Monday 03/06/1996

NPPG 11 - SPORT, PHYSICAL RECREATION AND OPEN SPACE [Planning]

NPPG 11 - SPORT, PHYSICAL RECREATION AND OPEN SPACE

Sunday 02/06/1996

NPPG 10 - PLANNING AND WASTE MANAGEMENT [Planning]

NPPG 10 - PLANNING AND WASTE MANAGEMENT

Wednesday 22/05/1996

Circular 18/1996 [Planning]

Circular 18/1996

Wednesday 01/05/1996

Planning Advice Note PAN 48 - Planning Application Forms [Planning]

Identifies some key points about the content and layout of planning application forms, and makes suggestions for improvement.

Monday 29/04/1996

Circular 12/1996 [Planning]

Circular 12/1996

Circular 16/1996 [Planning]

Circular 16/1996

Tuesday 09/04/1996

Circular 10/1996 [Planning]

Circular 10/1996

Monday 01/04/1996

Planning Advice Note: PAN 48 PLANNING APPLICATION FORMS [Planning]

Planning Advice Note: PAN 48 PLANNING APPLICATION FORMS

Friday 29/03/1996

Community Councils and Planning: Review of the Town and Country Planning System in Scotland - Planning Advice Note 47 [Planning]

It reflects an intention to involve local communities more closely in planning matters.

Scottish Government