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Transportation Manager Graeme Malcolm County Buildings Linlithgow West Lothian EH49 7EZ Our Ret: BT!JS/HK Tel: 01506775296 Direct Dial No: 01506 775294 Fax: 01506 775265 DX No.540883 Linlithgow Email: [email protected] 29 June 2006 REFER TO LIST OF NAMES & ADDRESSES Dear Mr/Mrs/Ms POLICY ON DEVELOPER CONTRIBUTIONS West Lothian Council, on 20 June 2006, approved supplementary planning guidance on developer contributions for dualling part of the A801. A copy of this guidance is enclosed, along with a copy of the committee report. In approving the guidance, the council’s Policy, Partnership and Resources Committee agreed that consultation with interested parties should be undertaken and that the outcome of the consultation should be reported back to committee. If you wish to make comments on the supplementary guidance, please write to me at the above address. Comments should reach me by 11 August 2006 when the consultation period ends. Yours sincerely Billy Thompson Policy Officer, Transportation Encs Head of Development & Regulatory Services Steve Field LIST OF NAMES & ADDRESSES: Mrs Catherine Morrison Armadale Community Council 9 Russell Avenue ARMADALE West Lothian EH48 3PA Mr Jim Dixon Bathgate Community Council 16 Bridgend Court BATHGATE West Lothian EH48 2BF Mrs Christine Swan Whitburn Community Council 44 Gareloch Way WHITBURN West Lothian EH47 0RR Mr John Clarkson West Lothian Association of Community Councils 33 Burnlea Place STONEYBURN West Lothian EH47 8DW Linda Graham Blackburn Community Council 107 Mosside Road BLACKBURN West Lothian EH47 7DH Alun Lundmark Homes for Scotland Forsyth House 93 George Street EDINBURGH EH2 3ES Steven Dawes Greystones Development Consultants Whitesytch House Whitesytch Lane HILDERSTONE Staffordshire ST15 8RD Elsbeth Lamb George Wimpey 1 Masterton Park Carnegie Campus DUNFERMLINE Fife KY11 8PB Bruce Dunlop Dundas Estates and Development Co Ltd Carriden Sawmils BONESS West Lothian EH51 9SQ Sandra Carter Coalition Development do Strategic Development Agency 29 Ocean Drive EDINBURGH EH6 6JL Mark Russell RPS 45 Timberbush Bernard Street EDINBURGH EH6 6QH.

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