17/00044/FULL | Erection Of 42 No. Houses With Associated Access Road, Parking and Landscaping | Former Alva Academy Site Queen Street Alva Clackmannanshire.
New plans to the original planning application can be found at the link below,
A Planning Committee Report has been added to the application
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https://eplanning.clacks.
The relevant plans are dated 28th and 30th March 2017.
Our April 2017 meeting will be held in Alva Baptist Church hall. Members of the public are welcome to attend from 7:30pm.
Please see our agenda below. Anyone in the community who has items that they would like us to discuss should either visit Alva Community Access Point and leave a note in our folder, or send email to info@alvacommunitycouncil.org.uk.
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The Scottish Government is currently running a public consultation on unconventional oil and gas in Scotland. The consultation explores the evidence on the potential impacts of shale oil and gas, and coal bed methane, and the technologies involved in extraction, including hydraulic fracturing. The consultation may be of particular interest to you as the area where the shale oil and gas resources have been identified is in your Community Council area.
The consultation can be read and responded to via the Scottish Government’s consultation platform, Citizen Space, at https://consult.scotland.gov.uk/energy-and-climate-change-directorate/fracking-unconventional-oil-and-gas/. We are inviting responses to the consultation by 31 May.
There are a number of other ways for you to engage in the consultation. In addition to publishing this consultation document, we have launched a temporary unconventional oil and gas website, which you can access here: www.talkingfracking.scot. The site has been designed to provide a user-friendly route to accessing all the materials and evidence that support this consultation. We encourage those wishing to explore the issues further to visit this site.
The Scottish Government is keen to hear the views of children and young people on the proposals in Places, People and Planning which may directly affect them. Working with YoungScot, the Centre for Social Informatics Edinburgh Napier University have commissioned a short online survey to seek views of children and young people on how the place where they live, work or go to school should change in the future.
The survey can be accessed here: http://www.surveygizmo.eu/s3/90029151/05e0182d3299
