Alternative sites can be a legitimate issue
Catterall, S.
Alternative sites can be a legitimate issue - 2001 - Planning (for the Natural and Built Environment) (1419)18 May 2001, 22(1) .
Considers "R v North Warwickshire BC ex p Jones" concerning an application to overturn the grant of planning permission for a housing development on the grounds that the local authority had completely failed to consider alternative sites. Held that it is within the local authority's discretion to decide what is a material consideration, and that it was justified in this case. Alternatives would only be relevant in exceptional cases.
PLANNING PERMISSION
ALTERNATIVE SITES
LOCAL AUTHORITIES
MATERIAL CONSIDERATION
R V NORTH WARWICKSHIRE BC EX P JONES
TRUST HOUSE FORTE HOTELS LTD V SOS ENVIRONMENT AND ANOTHER
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE CC V SOS ENVIRONMENT
Alternative sites can be a legitimate issue - 2001 - Planning (for the Natural and Built Environment) (1419)18 May 2001, 22(1) .
Considers "R v North Warwickshire BC ex p Jones" concerning an application to overturn the grant of planning permission for a housing development on the grounds that the local authority had completely failed to consider alternative sites. Held that it is within the local authority's discretion to decide what is a material consideration, and that it was justified in this case. Alternatives would only be relevant in exceptional cases.
PLANNING PERMISSION
ALTERNATIVE SITES
LOCAL AUTHORITIES
MATERIAL CONSIDERATION
R V NORTH WARWICKSHIRE BC EX P JONES
TRUST HOUSE FORTE HOTELS LTD V SOS ENVIRONMENT AND ANOTHER
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE CC V SOS ENVIRONMENT