Number of Subjects 9,804 estimated
Dear North Lanarkshire Council,
Please supply full list of all current Postcodes (but not SAA Ref Nr) of the estimated 9,804 Subjects in the North Lanarkshire Council area
Yours faithfully,
James Trice
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In addition to the Subjects Postcode, please provide Subjects Description.
Example
ML1 5RX, WAREHOUSE
ML1 5RX, WAREHOUSE
ML1 5RX, FACTORY
ML1 5RX, FACTORY
ML1 5RX, FACTORY
ML1 5RX, FACTORY
As in this example
http://saa.gov.uk/search.php?SEARCHED=1&...
Dear Mr Trice
I acknowledge receipt of your request which is receiving attention.
I shall contact you again when I am in a position to respond more fully to your request.
Yours sincerely
Angelene Kirkpatrick
For Freedom of Information Co-ordinator
North Lanarkshire Council
Civic Centre
Windmillhill Street
Motherwell
ML1 1AB
Dear Mr Trice
Request for Information
I refer again to your email dated 10 June 2016 requesting a list of all current Postcodes of the estimated 9,804 Subjects within this authority.
Having investigated, please find attached information relative to your request.
I can advise that North Lanarkshire Council, having regard to the provisions of Section 21 of the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002, has established a procedure whereby any person who has requested information and is in any way dissatisfied with the decision on that request, can within forty working days require a review of that decision by writing to the Head of Business for Legal and Democratic Solutions, Civic Centre, Windmillhill Street, Motherwell ML1 1AB. Accordingly, if you are dissatisfied with this decision and seek such review please write to the Head of Business for Legal and Democratic Solutions.
I would advise, also, that in terms of Section 47 of the Act a person who is dissatisfied with a notice given by the local authority under Section 21 of the Act - ie. a notice following a review of a decision by a local authority, or by the failure of a local authority to give such a notice - may make application to the Scottish Information Commissioner for a decision as to whether, in any respect specified in that application, the request for information to which the requirement relates has been dealt with in accordance with the Act. Such an application must be in writing or in another form which, by reason of it having some permanency is capable of being used for subsequent reference, must state the name of the applicant and an address for correspondence and must specify the request for information to which the requirement for review relates, the matter which gave rise to the applicant’s dissatisfaction with the original decision of the local authority and the matter which gives rise to the applicant’s dissatisfaction with the decision on review by the local authority or the failure of the local authority to issue such a decision. The Scottish Information Commissioner can be contacted as follows:-
Scottish Information Commissioner
Kinburn Castle
Doubledykes Road
St. Andrew’s
KY16 9DS
I hope this information is sufficient for your purpose. If, however, you require further information – or I can assist in any other way – please let me know.
Yours sincerely
Sandra Hazarika
For Freedom of Information Co-ordinator
North Lanarkshire Council
Civic Centre
Motherwell
ML1 1AB
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SAA =
About The Scottish Assessors Association
The Scottish Assessors Association (SAA) was instituted in 1975 at the time of local government reorganisation and is the successor body to the Association of Lands Valuation Assessors of Scotland (1957) and earlier bodies extending back to The Association of Lands Valuation Assessors (1886). The SAA continued in being after the 1996 reorganisation of Scottish local government and operates in terms of a formal Constitution.
Although a voluntary organisation, all Assessors and their senior staff are members of the Association. One of the principal functions of the Association is to facilitate a consistency of approach in the administration of the valuation, council tax and electoral registration services. The policies and decisions of the Association have a bearing on how individual Assessors carry out their statutory duties, but each Assessor is an independent official. Nevertheless Assessors believe it is in the public interest to make SAA valuation “Practice Notes” available on this site.
The Association works through a series of Committees and associated Working Parties, which meet in advance of quarterly plenary sessions which are attended by representatives from all Assessors’ offices. The SAA also liaises with the Valuation Office Agency (VOA) in England and Wales, the Land and Property Service in Northern Ireland (LPSNI) and the Republic of Ireland Valuation Office (Oifig Luachála) in matters of common interest.
Website here
http://saa.gov.uk/search.php?SEARCHED=1&...