Local planning authority
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Planning: let’s rethink the rethink
COMMENT: Simon Ricketts evaluates planning system changes
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Cornish campsite scheme blocked due to planning officer’s error
Holiday park near Newquay has planning for an expansion rejected after challenge by local resident.
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A LPA, while defending a claim for judicial review of its decision to grant planning permission, remains entitled to determine a second planning application in similar terms
What freedom of action does a local planning authority (“LPA”) have in circumstances where a third party has applied for judicial review of its decision to grant planning permission and,…
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PP 2013/115
The rules of natural justice prevent an inspector from relying on fresh grounds to determine a planning appeal without giving the parties an opportunity to be heard In addition…
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PP 2013/87
Strict adherence to the terms of a scheme of public speaking may in appropriate circumstances amount to procedural unfairness. A local planning authority (“LPA”) is more likely than not to…
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PP 2013/63 Temporary stop notices are now available to a local planning authority faced with the development of unauthorised traveller sites.
Local planning authority Breach of planning control
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PP 2013/59 The wording of a resolution by a local authority planning committee that planning permission should or should not be granted must make it clear whether the decision is an operative one or whether it is to be the subject of any degree of delegation
Local planning authority Planning permission
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PP 2005/41
The rules governing the necessity for an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) are contained in the Town & Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) (England and Wales) Regulations 1999 (the Regulations).