Finding out about a planning application affecting you
Note
Please note that the
suffix has been amended on
two planning applications for wind farms in Glendevon (Frandy Hill)
in order to view documents online please use these reference
numbers 11/01930/FLL (Wind
farm extension, Glendevon) and 11/01952/FLL (Erection of a wind farm,
Frandy Hill, Glendevon).
If you are experiencing problems logging
comments online you can email your comments directly to DevelopmentManagement@pkc.gov.uk.
Please note that some important changes to the planning
application process were introduced in August 2009 by the
Planning (Scotland) Act 2006. Please check our
'Modernising the planning system' page for more
details.
If you are affected by a new development proposal you may learn
about it first as a neighbour who is informally consulted by the
developer. Developers of 'major' planning proposals formally
require to consult the local community at least 12 weeks before
submitting their application.
When a valid planning application has been
made, adjacent 'neighbours' will be sent notifications by
the Council. Applications will appear in the weekly list
published in the Perthshire Advertiser and may in certain
instances also be included in a separate statutory
notice. To be valid, any comments must be submitted by the
date shown in the notification letter, or by the expiry of the
advertised period, whichever is later.
The details of the proposals, including architects' drawings, are
available to view at Pullar House. You can also view and track
applications on
planning applications online.
