Legal/regulatory compliance Flashcards

(18 cards)

1
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What act is S106 governed by?

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Town and Country Planning Act under planning obligations

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What are the S106 tests?

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*Necessary to make the development acceptable in planning terms
*Directly related to the development
*Fair and reasonable to the scale and kind of development

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3
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Difference between CIL and S106?

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*CIL (Community Infrastructure Levy) is a tax on new development used to fund infrastructure
*S106 are negotiated, site specific agreements that address development impacts and secure contributions

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How is CIL calculated?

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Calculation of per sqm of additional floorspace using the GIA of the proposed development by the relevant CIL rate

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5
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Who is exempt from CIL?

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Education, charity or health use

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How do you know if CIL or S106 is required?

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LPA website should be able to inform and utilise planning consultants

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What is a planning condition?

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A restriction or requirement attached to a planning permission to ensure a development proceeds in a specific way in line with policies

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What is a Strategic Regeneration Framework?

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*Detailed plan that outlines vision, principles and objectives of an area or site over a period of time
*Acts as a blue print
*ie. Manchester Science Park SRF

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9
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Can you talk me through the consultation and determination process?

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*Period of consultation where views on the proposed development can be expressed - normally 21 days
*LPA identify and consult different groups
*General applications 8 weeks
*Major developments 13 weeks

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What constitutes a major development?

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Commercial - 1,000sqm of new floor space

Residential - 10 or more dwellings

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What are the main types of LPA consultations?

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*Public - residents, community groups
*Statutory consultees - law to consult a specific group
*Non statutory consultees - planning policy reasons

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12
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What’s a typical determination period for one of your projects?

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*Greenheys - 13 weeks major development
*Cycle store - 8 weeks

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13
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What are S278 works?

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*Legal agreement under the Highways Act 1980 to allow developers to make alterations or improvements to a public highway as a part of a planning app
*Agreement outlines conditions, costs, design, changes etc

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14
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What’s a new or upcoming planning policy or legislation?

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*New S73b allows you to make a material variation to an existing planning permission, including to the description
*Section 73 allows you to remove or a vary a condition of a planning permission you already have

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15
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What are the fees to submit a planning application?

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Planning portal has a fees calculator

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16
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What are some planning policies you have to consider?

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*Local Plan
*National Planning Policy Framework
*BNG
*Greater Manchester Places for Everyone

17
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What is the NPPF?

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National Planning Policy Framework - document outlining government policies for land use, provides framework for local planning authorities to develop local plans

18
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How often does the NPPF get updated?

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In response to changes in government or emerging issues, on an as needed basis