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By: Series: Planning (for the Natural and Built Environment) ; (1452) 4 January 2002, 8(1)Publication details: 2002Subject(s): Summary: Examines the implications of the Green Paper's business planning zones. Proposes that no planning consent will be necessary for developments which meet prescribed criteria within BPZ's. Various opinions are covered, including that of Gary Halman, chair of RICS planning and development faculty, who comments that it is important that BPZ's are easier to implement than earlier initiatives, which were very time-consuming.
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Examines the implications of the Green Paper's business planning zones. Proposes that no planning consent will be necessary for developments which meet prescribed criteria within BPZ's. Various opinions are covered, including that of Gary Halman, chair of RICS planning and development faculty, who comments that it is important that BPZ's are easier to implement than earlier initiatives, which were very time-consuming.