I seem to recall that there is statute which dictates that the
objections must be published which would make any section 10 notice
invalid.
Regards
Alan
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Quoting Lawrence Serewicz <[log in to unmask]>:
> Dear All,
>
> The following scenario has emerged. One of our previous council's (we have
> merged 8 into 1) posted planning material to the web in line with
> the guidance
> on publicizing the planning information.
>
> A couple of years ago, the previous district council published the
> objections to
> a planning application. Several months later, the person who wrote
> the letter
> requested that their information be removed as their name and address were
> visible.
>
> We removed the webpage from our server and took down the information from
> the archived web page. The Council no longer exists and its web page is
> archived.
>
> The rub is that the information can be found, indirectly, in a google docs
> page. If you follow the link, you come to a blank page. However,
> if you look
> a the google quick view, it brings up the document with the name and
> address. When the author wrote to the previous Council he asked that it was
> removed, which they did.
>
> Would that Council have needed to contact google to remove the information
> from their servers? Is this something that the applicant needs to
> do or should
> the Council initiate this process?
>
> Once something like this passes into the web, who then controls the data and
> is responsible for it? If you have faced this situation, how have you
> proceeded?
>
> I would be grateful for any views on this as this is the first time this has
> emerged, but it may not be the last.
>
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