To summarise, the 2015 direction sets out the following:
- A requirement to notify Ministers where, having been consulted on nonhouseholder development affecting a historic battlefield, Scottish Ministers or Historic Environment Scotland advises against development (or wants to attach conditions which the planning authority does not intend to attach);
- A requirement to notify Ministers where, having been consulted on development affecting a World Heritage Site, Scottish Ministers or Historic Environment Scotland advises against development (or wants to attach conditions which the planning authority does not intend to attach);
- A requirement to notify Ministers where, having been consulted on development affecting the site of a scheduled monument or its setting, Scottish Ministers or Historic Environment Scotland advises against development (or wants to attach conditions which the planning authority does not intend to attach);
- A requirement to notify Ministers where, having been consulted on development affecting a category A listed building or its setting, Scottish Ministers or Historic Environment Scotland advises against development (or wants to attach conditions which the planning authority does not intend to attach); and
- A requirement to notify Ministers where, having been consulted on development affecting land within their area, a neighbouring authority advises against development.
Author: The Scottish Government
Date: 30/9/15
This item updates DCP section 5.155