Planning gain

By:

Moor, N

Contributor(s):

Grant, M

Language: English Series: House Builder ; 52(2) February 1993, 24-26; 52(3) March 1993, 26-2Publication details: 1993Subject(s):

Summary: First two articles in a series discussing planning gain. The first article traces the background, examines its modern form and asks whether the situation will get better or worse. The second asks what the legal position is on planning gain and cites American experience on impact fees.

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First two articles in a series discussing planning gain. The first article traces the background, examines its modern form and asks whether the situation will get better or worse. The second asks what the legal position is on planning gain and cites American experience on impact fees.

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