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The Town and Country Planning (Local Development) (England) Regulations 2004

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12.—(1) Where a local development scheme takes effect in accordance with regulation 11, a local planning authority must–

(a)make a copy of the scheme available for inspection at their principal office during normal office hours, and

(b)publish the scheme on their website.

(2) Where a revision to a local development scheme takes effect under regulation 11, within 2 weeks a local planning authority must incorporate the revision into the scheme made available for inspection and published under paragraph (1).

(3) Where paragraph (1) or (2) applies to a minerals and waste development scheme, within 2 weeks the county council must send a copy of–

(a)the scheme, or

(b)the scheme incorporating the revision,

to any local planning authority any part of whose area is within so much of the area of the county council as is mentioned in section 16(1).

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