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Reference Number: FOI 101003134752 Response provided under: Environmental Information Regulations 2004 Request: “Can you please confirm where if online and which newspaper(S) you advertise all your public notice, including planning TROS Path Diversion to name a few. ascertain how many planning enforcement notices(all) were served in 2016/2017 If your TROS are available online and if not do you have a list of consultees” Response: Planning advertisements are published in the following newspapers: The Cornish Guardian The Cornishman The West Briton The Cornish Times The Cornish and Devon Post The Western Evening Herald Occasionally in the Western Morning News Online publication of Planning Public Notices can be found on each planning application on the Council’s Online Planning Register. Public notices in relation to Traffic Regulation Orders are advertised in the relevant local newspaper publication under the coverage of Cornwall and Devon Media Ltd. The list of local publications where a public notice may appear (but is not limited to), includes: The Cornishman The St Ives Times and Echo The West Briton The Cornish Guardian The Cornwall and Devon Post The Cornish Times 9 Enforcement Notices and 11 Breach of Condition Notices were served from 1 April 2016 – 23 March 2017. All TRO and other traffic consultations are available to view online using Cornwall Council’s Consultation Finder. Users are required to register and are able to view current consultations and see the results of previous consultations. With the exception of the Fire Brigade and the occasional Parish Council, all statutory consultees are registered for online notifications. Traffic Regulation Orders (e.g. sealed, completed orders) are not available to view online. Information provided by: Economic Growth and Development Date of response: 4 April 2017 .

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