Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) (Scotland) Act 1997
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As published
41A Stop notices
(1) Subsection (2) applies where the planning authority consider it expedient that any relevant works should cease before the expiry of the period for compliance with a listed building enforcement notice.
(2) The authority may, when they serve the copy of the listed building enforcement notice or afterwards, serve a notice (in this Act referred to as a “stop notice”) prohibiting the execution of the relevant works to the listed building to which the enforcement notice relates, or to any part of that building specified in the stop notice.
(3) In this section and sections 41B and 41D, “relevant works” means any works specified in the listed building enforcement notice as works which the planning authority require to cease and any works carried out as part of, or associated with, such works.
(4) A stop notice may not be served if the listed building enforcement notice has taken effect.
(5) A stop notice must specify the date when it is to come into effect, and that date—
(a) must not be earlier than 3 days after the date when the notice is served, unless the planning authority consider that there are special reasons for specifying an earlier date and a statement of those reasons is served with the stop notice, and
(b) must not be later than 28 days from the date when the notice is first served on any person.
(6) A stop notice may be served by the planning authority on any person who appears to them to have an interest in the building or who is executing, or causing to be executed, the relevant works specified in the listed building enforcement notice.
(7) The planning authority may at any time withdraw a stop notice (without prejudice to their power to serve another) by notice which must be—
(a) served on all persons who were served with the stop notice, and
(b) publicised by displaying it for 7 days in place of all or any site notices (within the meaning of section 41B(4)).
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41A Stop notices
(1) Subsection (2) applies where the planning authority consider it expedient that any relevant works should cease before the expiry of the period for compliance with a listed building enforcement notice.
(2) The authority may, when they serve the copy of the listed building enforcement notice or afterwards, serve a notice (in this Act referred to as a “stop notice”) prohibiting the execution of the relevant works to the listed building to which the enforcement notice relates, or to any part of that building specified in the stop notice.
(3) In this section and sections 41B and 41D, “relevant works” means any works specified in the listed building enforcement notice as works which the planning authority require to cease and any works carried out as part of, or associated with, such works.
(4) A stop notice may not be served if the listed building enforcement notice has taken effect.
(5) A stop notice must specify the date when it is to come into effect, and that date—
(a) must not be earlier than 3 days after the date when the notice is served, unless the planning authority consider that there are special reasons for specifying an earlier date and a statement of those reasons is served with the stop notice, and
(b) must not be later than 28 days from the date when the notice is first served on any person.
(6) A stop notice may be served by the planning authority on any person who appears to them to have an interest in the building or who is executing, or causing to be executed, the relevant works specified in the listed building enforcement notice.
(7) The planning authority may at any time withdraw a stop notice (without prejudice to their power to serve another) by notice which must be—
(a) served on all persons who were served with the stop notice, and
(b) publicised by displaying it for 7 days in place of all or any site notices (within the meaning of section 41B(4)).
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