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- You can enter your comments in the space - provided or attach a separate document. -
- -+ You can enter your comments in the space provided or + attach a separate document. +
+ ++ You can enter your comments in the space provided or + attach a separate document. +
+ ++ Thank you for submitting your representation(s) using + the Appeals Casework Portal. +
+ ++ Please remember that any supporting documentation needs + to be received by us within the appropriate deadline for + the case. Anything you send to us must be clearly marked + with the case reference number and the site address + (including the postcode, where known). +
+ ++ You will shortly receive confirmation to the email + address you have provided. +
++ The gathering and subsequent processing of the + personal data supplied by you in this form, is + in accordance with the terms of our registration + under the Data Protection Act 2018. +
+ ++ The Planning Inspectorate takes its data + protection responsibilities for the information + you provide us with very seriously. To find out + more about how we use and manage your personal + data, please go to our privacy notice. +
+ ++ I confirm that all sections of this form have + been fully completed and that the details are + correct to the best of my knowledge. +
+ ++ This form enables you to submit comments on a case to + The Planning Inspectorate.{" "} +
++ Please note that comments from interested parties need + to be made within the timetable. This can be found on + the previous ‘Case Summary‘ page. Comments + submitted after this date may be considered invalid and + returned to the sender. +
++ You can enter your comments in the space + provided or attach a separate document. +
+ ++ You can enter your comments in the space provided or + attach a separate document. +
+ +The applications listed are those:
++ Use the table below to find applications by stage or type. + Alternatively, use the map by clicking on the markers to go + to the applications page. A list of key events and deadlines + for all applications is available on our calendar page. +
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++ A list of all the Developments of National + Significance that have already been submitted + and those we are expecting to be submitted. +
+ ++ Information about this website. +
+ ++ An overview and detailed guidance on the + Developments of National Significance + application process +
+ ++ How to get in touch with The Planning + Inspectorate. +
+ ++ A Development of National Significance (DNS) is a type of + planning application for a large infrastructure project of + national importance in Wales. Here you can find out about + proposed DNS applications. This site is managed by the + Planning Inspectorate. +
++ Applications for Developments of National + Significance (DNS) projects are dealt with by + the Planning Inspectorate on behalf of Welsh + Government. +
+ ++ A DNS is a type of planning application for a + large infrastructure project of national + importance – for example, a wind farm, power + station or reservoir. +
+ ++ A DNS differs from a normal planning application + in the way that it is decided. Instead of your + Local Planning Authority making the decision, an + Inspector examines the application and makes a + recommendation to the Welsh Minister based on + planning merits and national priorities. The + Minister then decides whether or not to grant + permission. +
++ The DNS process is designed to encourage the + applicants on such a scheme to undertake early + engagement with: +
++ Anyone considering a DNS project should contact + the Planning Inspectorate as soon as possible + after a site has been chosen. This will ensure + that as much work can be done to reduce + objections to a scheme as possible before + submission. This in turn allows the formal + application process to be streamlined. +
++ There is a{" "} + + suite of detailed Guidance for the DNS + process + {" "} + on the Welsh Government site. The{" "} + + DNS Guide for Communities + {" "} + has been written with community groups or + interested parties who are not familiar with the + DNS process in mind. +
++ Applicants who wish to submit a request for + Pre-Application Advice, submit formal + notification of intention to submit a DNS + application or submit an application should + contact the Planning Inspectorate: +
+ ++ e-mail:{" "} + + dns.wales@planninginspectorate.gov.uk + +
+ +Telephone: 0303 444 5958
+ ++ Interested parties who wish to make a + Representation on a DNS project that has been + formally accepted by the Planning Inspectorate + can use the Representation form and submit it + via e-mail using the relevant reference number. +
+ ++ We strongly encourage you to discuss your + application with us in advance of submitting any + of our forms, so that we can ensure that the + resources necessary are in place and + arrangements for the invoicing of fees are in + place. If you do not provide advance notice, + this may delay the handling of your request or + the provision of our advice. +
++ We are located in The Welsh Government + Building, Cathays Park in Cardiff +
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+ The Planning Inspectorate
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+ Crown Buildings
+ Welsh Government
+ Cathays Park
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Cardiff
+ CF10 3NQ
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+ {" "} + If you are contacting us regarding a Development + of National Significance, please use the + following details: +
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+ Tel: 03034 445 940
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+ E-mail: dns.wales@planninginspectorate.gov.uk
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+ Follow us on Twitter @PINSgov
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+ Further information about contacting the + Planning Inspectorate customer services can be + viewed on GOV.Wales. +
++ The Planning Inspectorate gives advice about + applying for a Development of National + Significance or making representations about an + application (or a proposed application) although + you should note that any advice given does not + constitute legal advice upon which you can rely + and you should obtain your own legal advice and + professional advice as required. We will protect + the privacy of any personal information which + you choose to share with us and we will not hold + the information any longer than is necessary. + See our Privacy notice on GOV.UK. +
++ You should note that we have a policy commitment + to openness and transparency and you should not + provide us with confidential or commercial + information which you do not wish to be put in + the public domain. +
++ The Planning Inspectorate aims to provide the + best possible service for its customers. We try + hard to ensure that everyone is satisfied with + the service they receive. It is inevitable that + there will sometimes be concerns about the + Examination process or the appointed inspector’s + final report. We will carefully consider and + respond to any matters that you wish to raise: + contact details are on GOV.Wales. +
++ If you are a journalist please contact our press + office directly:{" "} +
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+ Telephone: 0303 444 5004 or 0303 444 5005
+ Email: press.office@planninginspectorate.gov.uk
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+ Welcome to the website help page. This section + contains the following: +
++ For information about accessing the website and + help using the site. +
++ Outlines the terms and conditions of using the + site. +
++ Provides information on cookies and how the + website uses them. +
+View our Privacy Notice on GOV.UK.
++ Our commitment to providing information in Welsh + under the Planning Inspectorate Welsh Language + Scheme. +
++ A view of all the pages within the site and the + heirarchy of the site. +
++ Links to other related websites and documents. +
++ Find out contact details for the Planning + Inspectorate. +
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