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My Lords, this is a Bill I strongly support, I want it to work, but I think it will be a waste of time. That sounds harsh, but it need not be. As I said in the King’s Speech debate last year, on 18 July, I have been involved in...
My Lords, this is a Bill I strongly support, I want it to work, but I think it will be a waste of time. That sounds harsh, but it need not be. As I said in the King’s Speech debate last year, on 18 July, I have been involved in...
To ask Her Majesty’s Government what checks are in place to ensure that planning authorities act objectively in respect of planning applications from local authorities.[HL3132]
To ask Her Majesty’s Government what checks are in place to ensure that planning authorities act objectively in respect of planning applications from local authorities.[HL3132]
The procedures dealing with development by local authorities are contained in the Town and Country Planning General Regulations 1992. Local authorities may grant themselves planning permission for their own development, but this ability is subject to several important safeguards. For example, the proposals must be advertised in the same way as any similar application from any other applicant and they cannot be decided by a committee or officer responsible for the management of any land or buildings to which the application relates.
Local authority development proposals, like those of other persons applying for planning permission, must be decided in accordance with the development plan and any planning considerations must relate to the use and development of land.
It is open to any third party who is aggrieved by a local authority's decision to grant planning permission to apply for judicial review if they believe the decision was wrong in law, or they can ask the Local Government Ombudsman to investigate if they consider that injustice has been caused to them as a result of maladministration.
Lords Written Statement on the 4th commencement order to bring into force provisions in the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 and the Town and Country Planning (Temporary Stop Notice) (England) Regulations 2005. (Inc fig).
Lords Written Statement on the 4th commencement order to bring into force provisions in the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 and the Town and Country Planning (Temporary Stop Notice) (England) Regulations 2005. (Inc fig).
Lords Written Statement on the publication of the consultation paper "Planning for Mixed Communities", which incorporates draft policy for planning for affordable housing and for a mix of housing. (Inc fact that copy in library).
Lords Written Statement on the publication of the consultation paper "Planning for Mixed Communities", which incorporates draft policy for planning for affordable housing and for a mix of housing. (Inc fact that copy in library).
Lords Written Statement on the publication of two updates to planning policy guidance note 3: housing (PPG3), entitled "Supporting the Delivery of New Housing" and "Planning for Sustainable Communities in Rural Areas". (Inc ref to "Employment Land Reviews: Guidance Note", copy in library).
Lords Written Statement on the publication of two updates to planning policy guidance note 3: housing (PPG3), entitled "Supporting the Delivery of New Housing" and "Planning for Sustainable Communities in Rural Areas". (Inc ref to "Employment Land Reviews: Guidance Note", copy in library).
Lords Written Statement on increased resources for the Planning Inspectorate to improve its performance in the amount of time taken to determine planning appeals and the time limits for planning appeals. (Inc figs).
Lords Written Statement on increased resources for the Planning Inspectorate to improve its performance in the amount of time taken to determine planning appeals and the time limits for planning appeals. (Inc figs).
Lords Written Statement on the launch of a consultation on the allocation criteria for ú170 million of planning delivery grant in 2005-06. (Inc figs). (Consultation paper in Library Dep 04/2014).
Lords Written Statement on the launch of a consultation on the allocation criteria for ú170 million of planning delivery grant in 2005-06. (Inc figs). (Consultation paper in Library Dep 04/2014).
Lords Written Statement on planning for mobile phone network development.
Lords Written Statement on planning for mobile phone network development.
Lords Written Statement on the publication of a consultation paper on proposed secondary legislation and guidance to implement some of the development control provisions in the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004. (Consultation paper in Library Dep 04/1918).
Lords Written Statement on the publication of a consultation paper on proposed secondary legislation and guidance to implement some of the development control provisions in the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004. (Consultation paper in Library Dep 04/1918).
Lords Written Statement on consultation on the introduction of temporary stop notices in spring 2005.
Lords Written Statement on consultation on the introduction of temporary stop notices in spring 2005.
Lords Written Statement on the publication of a consultation document, "Changes to the System of Planning Fees in England". (Inc figs, ref to 20 January 2004 CH 416 c55WS and fact that copy in the library). (Statement should have appeared in the Official Report of Thursday, 16 September 2004).
Lords Written Statement on the publication of a consultation document, "Changes to the System of Planning Fees in England". (Inc figs, ref to 20 January 2004 CH 416 c55WS and fact that copy in the library). (Statement should have appeared in the Official Report of Thursday, 16 September 2004).
Lords Written Statement on improving the performance of local planning authorities. (Inc figs and ref to 17 July 2003 CH 409 c57-9WS).
Lords Written Statement on improving the performance of local planning authorities. (Inc figs and ref to 17 July 2003 CH 409 c57-9WS).
Whether the future signing of an agreement made under Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 can be made a condition of the granting and issue of a planning permission [HL 3657].
Whether the future signing of an agreement made under Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 can be made a condition of the granting and issue of a planning permission [HL 3657].
Lords Written Statement on provisions in the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill to reduce the default period for the commencement of development under a planning permission, listed building consent or conservation area consent from five to three years.
Lords Written Statement on provisions in the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill to reduce the default period for the commencement of development under a planning permission, listed building consent or conservation area consent from five to three years.
Lords Written Statement on the sub-division and sale of agricultural land for possible property development. (Inc ref to the "Don't Be A Mug" website at www.dti.gov.uk/ccp/scams/page9.htm).
Lords Written Statement on the sub-division and sale of agricultural land for possible property development. (Inc ref to the "Don't Be A Mug" website at www.dti.gov.uk/ccp/scams/page9.htm).
Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill. Lords third reading debate. Agreed to on question, passed and sent to the Commons.
Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill. Lords third reading debate. Agreed to on question, passed and sent to the Commons.
Lords Written Statement on the tabling of an amendment to the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill which will enable local planning authorities to issue a temporary stop notice immediately upon the commencement of a breach of planning control.
Lords Written Statement on the tabling of an amendment to the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill which will enable local planning authorities to issue a temporary stop notice immediately upon the commencement of a breach of planning control.