PRINCIPAL PLANNING STATUTES

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BSc Planning practice & policy Mind Map on PRINCIPAL PLANNING STATUTES, created by kernowray on 24/08/2013.
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PRINCIPAL PLANNING STATUTES
  1. Town & Country Planning Act 1990 - primary legislation
    1. Introduced Local Plans
      1. Amending Acts
        1. Planning & Compensation Act (1991)
          1. New emphasis on plan-led system. Four main changes - one of which (s54A TCPA) was that the development plan, once adopted, was made the primary consideration in development control decisions.
          2. Planning & Compulsory Purchase Act (2004)
            1. introduced 'sustainable development' as an objective of the planning system
            2. Planning Act (2008)
              1. Introduced CIL
              2. Localism Act (2011)
                1. Gov. empowering the community, shifting power from central gov. - community based plan making. Part 6 of the Act = neighbourhood planning. Forces LPA's to publish the 5-yr land supply policy. NDO's & Community Right to Build. Introduced LEP's; NHB; National Planning Statements (large infrastructure - HS2, Heathrow runway 5); communities to buy vacant properties; incentives - % of CIL & NHB - reduce NIMBY's
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