Consentability under SEPA regulatory regimes
Our preference would be that all the technical
information required for any permissions or licences is submitted
at the same time as the planning application. However, we
consider it to be at the applicant's commercial risk if any
significant changes required during the regulatory stage
necessitate a further planning application and/or neighbour
notification or advertising.
Scottish Planning Policy
Scottish
Planning Policy (SPP) 
sets
out the Scottish Government’s policy on nationally important land
use planning matters.
Planning Advice Notes
Planning Advice Notes (PANS) provide advice on good practice and information including
PAN 51
Planning, Environmental Protection and Regulation (Revised
2006) .
SEPA policy and guidance
Our consentability
guidance 
(92k) on how to respond to
respond to planning consultations in relation to SEPA regulated
sites and processes provides details of the information which must
be submitted to us at the planning stage in relation to any
permissions or licences required under our regulatory
regimes. This is the minimum amount of information necessary
for us to establish the acceptability of any proposal in
principle.
Regulatory and best practice advice