Planning and Development Management Flashcards
(30 cards)
What are the stages of a Local Plan
Evidence Gathering - Call for Sites/SHMAA/SHEELA
Draft Regulation 18
Publication Regulation 19
Submit to SoS Regulation 22
EIP (Examination in Public). Independant Planning Inspectorate reviews soundness and legal compliance
Adoption if found ‘sound’
What is the purpose of the DRP
Experts to assess and provide feedback on a scheme.
Improve design quality
Strengthen public trust and transparency
What does NPPF stand for?
National Planning Policy Framework
True or False: The NPPF provides a framework for local planning authorities in England.
True
Fill in the blank: The primary purpose of the UK Planning system is to _______.
manage land use and development
What is the role of local plans in the UK Planning system?
Local plans set out the vision and policies for the development and use of land in a local area.
Which government body is responsible for the overall planning policy in England?
The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
Multiple Choice: What is one of the key objectives of the NPPF?
To promote sustainable development
True or False: The NPPF is legally binding.
False
What is a ‘material consideration’ in the context of planning applications?
A factor that planning authorities must take into account when making decisions.
Fill in the blank: The UK Planning system is designed to balance _______ and _______.
economic growth; environmental protection
What is the significance of the ‘presumption in favor of sustainable development’ in the NPPF?
It means that planning applications should be approved unless there are strong reasons to refuse.
What document must be reviewed and updated regularly by local planning authorities?
Local Development Scheme
Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a purpose of the NPPF?
To provide funding for local authorities
True or False: The NPPF applies only to urban areas.
False
What does the term ‘brownfield site’ refer to?
Previously developed land that may be reused for new development.
Fill in the blank: Planning applications can be refused if they do not comply with _______.
local planning policies
What is the role of the Planning Inspectorate?
To oversee planning appeals and examinations of local plans.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a key principle of the NPPF?
Promoting healthy communities
True or False: Developers must conduct public consultations before submitting a planning application.
True
What is the purpose of a ‘Statement of Community Involvement’?
To outline how a local authority will engage with the community in the planning process.
Fill in the blank: The NPPF emphasizes the importance of _______ in planning decisions.
evidence-based decision making
What does ‘infrastructure’ refer to in the context of planning?
The basic physical systems and services needed for the operation of a community.
Multiple Choice: What is the main focus of the ‘Localism Act 2011’?
Decentralizing power to local communities
