Title: A practical approach to planning law /
Authors: Moore, Victor.
Publisher: Oxford University Press,
Year: 2010
Subjects: Regional planning Law and legislation England.; City planning and redevelopment law England.; Land use Law and legislation England.; Regional planning Law and legislation Wales.; City planning and redevelopment law Wales.; Land use Law and legislation Wales.
Abstract: Over recent years, planning law has become so complex that practitioners have found it difficult to disentangle the issues and principles involved. This work offers a clear and accessible explanation of the law.
Contents: Historical introduction -- Planning organization -- Simplified planning zones -- The development of development plans -- Development plans : their legal significance after the planning and compulsory purchase act 2004 -- Definition of development 1 : operational development -- Definition of development 2 : material change of use -- The need for planning permission 1 : general permitted development order; local development orders -- The need for planning permission 2 : cases of doubt -- Applications for planning permission 1 : pre-submission requirements -- Applications for planning permission 2 : procedure on receipt of applications by the local planning authority -- Determinations of applications for planning permission -- Environmental impact assessment -- Strategic environmental assessment -- Conditions -- The construction, scope, effect, and life of a planning permission -- Development by the crown, statutory undertakers, and local authorities; public works orders -- Planning agreements; planning obligations; planning contributions -- Appeals; statutory review; judicial review; the ombudsman -- Human rights -- Enforcement -- Listed buildings and conservation areas -- Ancient monuments and areas of archaeological importance -- Minerals -- The control of outdoor advertisements -- Trees, hedgerows, and high hedges -- Conservation of natural habitats -- Remedies for adverse planning decisions -- The planning commission and nationally significant infrastructure projects (by Professor Michael Purdue).