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The Town and Country Planning (Crown Development Applications) (Procedure and Written Representations) Order 2025

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As published

35 Information to be provided by the relevant local planning authority

(1) The relevant local planning authority must, within such period as the Secretary of State may specify in writing, being a period of not less than 5 working days beginning with the date the notification under article 34 was sent, send the required information to the Secretary of State and send a copy to the applicant. (2) The Secretary of State may specify that the required information be provided to the Secretary of State by electronic means through a website set up for that purpose. (3) In this article, the “required information” means— (a) details of any functions under the Listed Buildings Act which the relevant local planning authority has exercised in relation to, or which may affect, the listed building, (b) a statement as to whether any advice has been given by the relevant local planning authority to the applicant in relation to works to the listed building, and (c) such other documents or information as the Secretary of State considers reasonably necessary to determine the connected listed building application.

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35 Information to be provided by the relevant local planning authority

(1) The relevant local planning authority must, within such period as the Secretary of State may specify in writing, being a period of not less than 5 working days beginning with the date the notification under article 34 was sent, send the required information to the Secretary of State and send a copy to the applicant. (2) The Secretary of State may specify that the required information be provided to the Secretary of State by electronic means through a website set up for that purpose. (3) In this article, the “required information” means— (a) details of any functions under the Listed Buildings Act which the relevant local planning authority has exercised in relation to, or which may affect, the listed building, (b) a statement as to whether any advice has been given by the relevant local planning authority to the applicant in relation to works to the listed building, and (c) such other documents or information as the Secretary of State considers reasonably necessary to determine the connected listed building application.

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