Town and Country Planning (Stage 2D) Flashcards

1
Q

What 3 developments does the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 require a landowner to obtain planning permission on?

A
  1. Structural changes
  2. Carrying out mining
  3. Material change of use
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Are minor internal works considered a “development” for the purpose of the TCPA 1990?

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No

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3
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What is meant by permitted development?

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Rights that allow the improvement or extension of a home without the need to apply for planning permission (such works will have ‘deemed permission’)

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4
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Give 3 examples of works which would likely have deemed permission

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  1. Small home extensions
  2. Porch/conservatory
  3. Putting up a fence
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5
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What does the passing of an Article 4 direction mean?

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That a particular development cannot be carried out under permitted development and therefore needs a planning permission.

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What are the two types of express planning permission (types that require an application to the local authority)?

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  1. Detailed permission
  2. Outline permission
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What does detailed permission allow?

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Allows a development to commence subject to a number of planning conditions

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If detailed permission is obtained, the work must be commenced within how many years from the date of permission?

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3 years

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What does outline permission allow?

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Broad permission as to the principle of development subject to reserved matters (e.g. detail of the materials to be used)

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If there are reserved matters under outline permission, there will have to be a full application within how many years of the outline permission to obtain approval on these matters?

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3 years

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For outline permission, within how many years from approval of the reserved matters must work commence?

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2 years

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12
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What can the local authority do if a development lacks planning permission or fails to comply with a planning condition?

A

Take enforcement action

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13
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Planning problems ___ ____ ___ _______, meaning its no defence that a ________ owner undertook development

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run with the property, previous

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14
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Within how many years of a breach of unauthorised building works (i.e. lack of planning permission) must a LA serve an enforcement notice?

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4 years

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15
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Within how many years of a breach of material change of use must a LA serve an enforcement notice?

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10 years

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16
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What is the time limit for enforcement action by a LA regarding breaches of listed building status?

A

There is no time limit

17
Q

Work which does not require planning permission will still require compliance with ________ __________

A

building regulations

18
Q

Give 3 examples of actual building work that would be covered by building regulations?

A
  1. Installation of windows
  2. Electrical works
  3. Installation of a boiler
19
Q

How long after the date of breach does a LA have to take enforcement action against someone who doesn’t comply with building regulations?

A

1 year

20
Q

What can an LA do if the time to bring an enforcement action for non-compliance of building regulations has passed?

A

Seek an injunction

21
Q

What can the buyer ask the seller to provide if there’s been a breach of planning/regulations and the relevant enforcement period has passed?

A

Indemnity insurance

22
Q

Generally, planning permission is needed for _________ buildings when someone wants to change the use of a building to a use falling with a different use _____

A

commercial, class

23
Q

What kind of establishments fall within class E?

A

Many commercial uses (e.g. shops, businesses, offices)

24
Q

What kind of establishments fall within class F1?

A

Non-residential institutions (e.g. educational use, art galleries, law courts)

25
Q

What kind of establishments fall within class F2?

A

Small shops selling essential goods