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Regulation 62 Notice of grant or refusal of applications where the relevant infrastructure consent order grants infrastructure consent for development in Wales

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(1)

This regulation applies where—

(a)

the examining authority or the Welsh Ministers have decided an application, and

(b)

the relevant infrastructure consent order grants infrastructure consent for development in Wales.

(2)

The examining authority or the Welsh Ministers (as the case may be) must notify the following of the decision under regulation 61—

(a)

the applicant,

(b)

anyone entitled to make an application under section 90(3) of the 2024 Act, if that person is not the applicant,

(c)

any person who, if the relevant infrastructure consent order were to be changed as requested in the application and fully implemented, would or might be entitled to make a relevant claim,

(d)

any owner or occupier of land adjoining the relevant land,

(e)

each planning authority for an area of the relevant land, if that planning authority is not the applicant,

(f)

if the relevant land is located in an area for which there is a community council, the community council,

(g)

each member of the Senedd representing an area of the relevant land,

(h)

each member of the House of Commons representing an area of the relevant land,

(i)

any statutory and specialist consultees,

(j)

in the case of an application for revocation, all original statutory and specialist consultees,

(k)

where the application included a compulsory acquisition request, any person listed in the book of reference in respect of the particular application,

(l)

in the case of an application for revocation, where the relevant infrastructure consent order includes provision authorising the compulsory acquisition of land, any person notified under regulation 5(2), 7(2) or 15(2) of the 2025 Compulsory Acquisition Regulations, and

(m)

any other person the examining authority considers or the Welsh Ministers consider (as the case may be) appropriate.