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PAN75: Planning for Transport
Introduction
This PAN aims to create greater awareness of how linkages between planning and transport can be managed. It highlights the roles of different bodies and professions in the process and points to other sources of information.
Description
This Planning Advice Note (PAN) accompanies SPP17 Planning for Transport. Reference should be made to SPP17 for guidance on policy.
Delivery of Scottish Executive policy depends, to a large extent, on action at the local level. The PAN provides good practice guidance which planning authorities, developers and others should carry out in their policy development, proposal assessment and project delivery. The document aims to create greater awareness of how linkages between planning and transport can be managed. It highlights the roles of different bodies and professions in the process and points to other sources of information.
The information provided and the examples given in this PAN are not exhaustive. It is intended to be used as an initial reference point. Local flexibility, appropriate to particular circumstances, would be appropriate.
Contact info
Scottish Executive Planning Directorate
Tom Williamson (Assistant Chief Planner), tel. +44 131 2447531
Publication date
01/08/2005
Article info
Organisation: Scottish Executive Planning Directorate

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Document type
policy
Themes
Urban Policy
Keywords
Transport and infrastructure
 


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