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Barker review of land use planning final report - recommendations

By: Contributor(s): Language: English Publication details: London TSO 2006ISBN:
  • 0118404857
  • 9780118404853
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • 711.1 $2 18
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Incomplete contents:
A more responsive planning system -- More efficient use of land -- Delivering major projects -- Streamlining the planning system -- Improving the performance of local planning authorities -- Enhancing the appeals process -- Improving incentives
Summary: Sets out recommendations to ensure that planning policy and procedures support economic growth, whilst delivering sustainable development goals. Key recommendations include: updating planning policy for economic development (PPS 4); introducing a new system for dealing with major infrastructure projects; streamlining policy and processes; promoting a positive planning culture; encouraging the review of green belt boundaries; removing the need for planning permission for small commercial developments that have little wider impact; ensuring that SoS decisions focus on vital, strategic issues; and introducing a Planning Mediation Service to speed up the appeals system. Bibliography.
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Book Virtual Online ONLINE PUBLICATION (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 135737-2001

A more responsive planning system -- More efficient use of land -- Delivering major projects -- Streamlining the planning system -- Improving the performance of local planning authorities -- Enhancing the appeals process -- Improving incentives

Sets out recommendations to ensure that planning policy and procedures support economic growth, whilst delivering sustainable development goals. Key recommendations include: updating planning policy for economic development (PPS 4); introducing a new system for dealing with major infrastructure projects; streamlining policy and processes; promoting a positive planning culture; encouraging the review of green belt boundaries; removing the need for planning permission for small commercial developments that have little wider impact; ensuring that SoS decisions focus on vital, strategic issues; and introducing a Planning Mediation Service to speed up the appeals system. Bibliography.