Office developments : the role of the local planning authorities in encouraging more sustainable practices

By:

Hughes, R

Series: Oxford Planning MonographsPublication details: Oxford Oxford Brookes University 2002Description: 21p. 30cmISBN:

086342189X

Subject(s):

LOC classification:

711.1

Summary: Discusses the role of local authorities in encouraging sustainable office development though local plans, unitary development plans (UDP), supplementary planning guidance (SPG) and the development control process.

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Discusses the role of local authorities in encouraging sustainable office development though local plans, unitary development plans (UDP), supplementary planning guidance (SPG) and the development control process.

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