Regulation 11 Publication of EIA report
Where, in relation to a masterplan area consent scheme the planning authority or the Scottish Ministers, as the case may be, prepare an EIA report (including where the EIA report is prepared following a notice under regulation 14(2)) they must publish a notice in accordance with this regulation.
Notice under paragraph (1) must—
state that it is proposed to make a masterplan consent area scheme authorising the proposed development to which the EIA report relates,
state that the proposed development is subject to environmental impact assessment and, where relevant, state that it is likely to have significant effects on the environment in an EEA state,
state that the EIA report is available for inspection free of charge and the times and places at which, and the means by which, the EIA report is available for inspection,
state how copies of the EIA report may be obtained,
state the cost of a copy of the EIA report,
state how and by what date representations may be made (being a date not earlier than 30 days after last date on which the notice is published),
provide details of the arrangements for public participation in the decision making procedure including a description of how notice is to be given of any subsequent additional information and how representations in relation to that additional information may be made,
state the nature of possible decisions to be taken in relation to the masterplan consent area scheme and provide details of the authority by which such decisions are to be taken.
Notice under paragraph (1) must be published—
on the planning authority website,
in the Edinburgh Gazette,
in a newspaper circulating in the locality in which the proposed development is situated.
The planning authority must—
place a copy of the EIA report in Part I of the register together with a copy of the related proposed masterplan consent area scheme,
make copies of the EIA report and the proposed masterplan consent area scheme available for inspection—
on the planning authority website, and
at an office of the planning authority where the register may be inspected.