These Regulations make provision in respect of applications for scheduled monument consent, applications for variation or discharge of conditions attached to scheduled monument consent and applications for subsequent approval required by a condition. The Regulations also: provide for certificates which must accompany certain applications; prescribe the forms of notices; and define “owner of the monument”.

These Regulations make provision in respect of the notification and publication requirements introduced by the Historic Environment Scotland Act 2014, where a scheduled monument is either included in or excluded from the Schedule of monuments in terms of section 1 of the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act 1979 or where an entry relating to a monument in that Schedule is amended. These Regulations apply to any: (a) inclusion of a monument in the Schedule; (b) amendment of an entry in the Schedule relating to a monument; or (c) exclusion of a monument from the Schedule.

According to the Instruction, the National Agency of Territory Planning should evaluate and report on the legality and compliance of all proposed territory development requests with the national or regional planning instruments. The reporting should take place within 30 days of the request submission.

Implements: Regulation No. 199 of 2014 supplementing Regulation No. 480 of 2011 of the Council of Ministers on land use planning. (2014-04-02)

This Regulation aims at promoting sustainable territory development and land use planning, and shall serve as the sole instrument for examining permits and licensing requests. It lays down the model rules and the land development conditions and the steps to be followed by the planning authorities to guide developing processes.

This Regulation amends Regulation No. 289 of 2006 by making changes to the structure and composition of the ALUIUC. The amended articles are articles 2, 3, 5 and 9.

Amends: Regulation No. 289 of 2006 on the organization and functioning of the Agency of Legalisation, Urbanisation, and Integration of Informal Zones/Construction (ALUIIZC). (2006-05-17)

This Regulation provides for the establishment of the Agency of Legalisation, Urbanisation, and Integration of Informal Zones/Construction (ALUIIZC) as a central public institution under the authority of the Minister of Public Works, Transport, and Telecommunication that functions at both central and local levels. The Agency works under the framework of Law No. 9482 of 2006 on legalization, urbanization, and integration of the unlawful constructions. The Agency structure and tasks are further laid down.

This Regulation amends section 2 of Regulation 480 of 2011 regarding the scope and rules of procedures.

Implemented by: Instruction No. 4 of 2014 implementing Regulation No. 199 of 2014 of Council of Ministers supplementing Regulation No. 488 of 2011 on land use planning. (2014-04-14)
Amends: Regulation No. 480 of 2011 on land use planning. (2011-06-22)

This Regulation amends article 2 (a) of Regulation 289 of 2006 by changing the number of the ALUIIZC local departments to 7.

Amends: Regulation No. 289 of 2006 on the organization and functioning of the Agency of Legalisation, Urbanisation, and Integration of Informal Zones/Construction (ALUIIZC). (2006-05-17)

The Regulation 450 of 2012 amends article 2 of Regulation 289 of 2006 by changing the administrative structure of the ALUIIZC.

Amends: Regulation No. 289 of 2006 on the organization and functioning of the Agency of Legalisation, Urbanisation, and Integration of Informal Zones/Construction (ALUIIZC). (2006-05-17)

This Regulation supplements Regulation No. 480 of 2011 by introducing a new article 5/1 dealing with the development of public infrastructures in the framework of implementing the regulation on land use planning.

Amends: Regulation No. 480 of 2011 on land use planning. (2011-06-22)

This Instruction lays down the rules and procedures to be used in examining the applications for developmental permits submitted to the Ministry of Environment and the establishment of the permanent commission responsible for their examination. The content and the supporting documentation of the application are further regulated in detail.

Implements: Law No. 10119 on land use planning. (2009-04-23)

This Regulation provides for the form and structure of various territory planning instruments according to their type, classification, and level. It consists of the following Chapters: General Provisions (I); National Planning (II); Local Planning (III); Interlocal Planning (IV); Integrated Planning (V); Suggesting standards, indicators, and mandatory sector conditions (V/I); Use of Land, its Structures, Structural Units, and Subunits (V/II).