Local authorities and use classes orders

By:

Hall, B

Contributor(s):

Shamash, S

Language: English Series: CSW - The Property Week ; 46(2) 13 Janaury 1994, 39(1)Publication details: 1994Subject(s):

Summary: Local authorities are circumventing use classes orders by responding to planning permission requests with requirements, such as parking or ceiling heights, which cannot be met by developers.

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Local authorities are circumventing use classes orders by responding to planning permission requests with requirements, such as parking or ceiling heights, which cannot be met by developers.

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