Planning Level 1 Flashcards

(41 cards)

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What is the planning hierarchical structure?

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  • NPPF (2021)
  • Local Plan
  • Neighbourhood plans
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What is the NPPF?

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NPPF 2021
- Sets out national planning policy
- Framework for Local Plans
- Promotes sustainable development

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What is the Planning Practice Guidance?

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Guidance on certain areas of NPPF such as sustainability

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How does the NPPF promote sustainable development?

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  • Address UN sustainable development goals
  • Protect and enhance the environment
  • Improve Biodiversity
  • Presumption in favour of Sustainable Development
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What is the London Plan 2021?

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  • Framework for how London will develop
  • Policies inform decisions on applications
  • Economic, environmental, Transport, social framework
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What are local development frameworks?

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  • Sets out development in a borough
  • Made up of Local plan, SPG’S, Site allocations
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How is a Local Plan made?

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  1. Material Gathering
  2. Reg 18 - public consultation
  3. Reg 19 - proposed submission
  4. Examination by sec of state
  5. Adoption
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What are the time scales for a planning application?

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  • Normal = 8 weeks
  • Larger = 13 weeks
  • Larger + Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) – 16
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Types of planning application

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Full, Outline, Listed building consent

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How do you know what documents you need for a planning application?

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Councils Validation Checklist

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What are s106 agreements?

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  • Planning obligations enforced by LPA
  • They are negotiable
  • Case by case basis
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When do you need a S106?

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Before planning permission is granted

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What are examples of S106 obligations?

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  • Community gain
  • Affordable housing, new schools, open space
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What is CIL?

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  • Fixed payments made by developers
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How is CIL calculated?

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Additional floor space and charging schedule

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What are examples of CIL?

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Roads, flood defences

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What is the appeal process in planning?

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  • Must be done within 6 months of granting planning consent

3 options

  • Written statement (most common)
  • Informal inquiry
  • Planning inquiry
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When did use classes change?

19
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What is use class B

Class C

Class E

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Industrial

Residential

Commercial, businesses

20
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Where are Permitted Development rights from?

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Town and country planning (General permitted development) order2015

21
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What are PD rights?

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Aims to allow more flexibility to change a building

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What is Class MA (2021) of PD rights?

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Change from office to residential

Mercantile and Abode

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What are the restrictions for Class MA?

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  1. Vacant for a continuous period of 3 months
  2. Been in Use Class E for 2 years prior
  3. Cannot exceed 1500 sq.m
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Do you need a planning application for PD?

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NO - written prior approval is usually needed so council know.

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What is the difference between a PD application and a normal application?
PD application is based on facts where as normal application is based on subjective decisions.
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What is an article 4 direction?
- Enforced by council and PD is not allowed
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What is a listed building?
- National historic interest under threat - Grade 1,2,3
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What is the General Development Order 1988?
Allows certain development without planning consent
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How does the sequential test work?
Developers look to in town sites - then edge of town - finally out of town.
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What constitutes development?
Any material change of use.
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Can you develop in green belts?
Yes - only existing buildings
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How can you appeal a planning application?
Written reps Informal hearings Public enquiries
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How can local authority prevent development when planning has been granted?
If building not complete they can revoke under Town and Country Planning Act?
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What are the affordable housing provisions in London?
35% (60% social 40% intermediate) 50% if built on public land
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What types of planning application are there?
- Outline - Full - S96a NMA - Listed Building Consent
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Talk me through the application process.
1. Pre App 2. Consultation 3. Application 4. Pay fee 5. Decision 8-13 weeks 6 Appeal
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What are reserved matters?
Needed after an outline permission. To give more detail on certain areas of an application,
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What are some reserved matters?
- Appearance - Layout - Scale - Access
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What is the cost of a pre application?
varies
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What is 5- year land supply?
Policy to demonstrate 5 year housing target