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20.—(1) The applicant must publish a notice of the application, which must include the matters specified in paragraph (2) of this regulation, in the same manner as is prescribed in relation to a proposed application, by regulation 14.
(2) The matters which the notice must include are—
(a)the name and address of the applicant;
(b)a statement to the effect that an application has been made to the appropriate authority;
(c)the reference, if any, applied to the application by the appropriate authority;
(d)a summary of the main proposals, specifying, where relevant, the location or route to which the application relates;
(e)a statement saying whether the application involves EIA development;
(f)a statement that a copy of the application and its accompanying documents, plans and maps are available for inspection free of charge at the places (including at least one address in the vicinity of the land) and times set out in the notice;
(g)the latest date on which those documents will be available for inspection (being a date not earlier than the deadline under sub-paragraph (j));
(h)a statement as to whether a charge will be made for copies of any of the documents and if so the amount of any charge;
(i)details of how to make representations (giving notice of any interest in, or objection, to the application); and
(j)a deadline for the receipt by the appropriate authority of those representations being not less than 28 days following the date that the notice is last published.
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