Servicing land development - the costs
Language: English Series: Scottish Planning Law and Practice ; (22) October 1987, 69-71(3)Publication details: 1987Subject(s): Summary: The development of land often generates the need for extra services , the cost of which may not be voluntarily assumed by the developer. This article examines current legislation governing the extent to which the costs of servicing land development should be borne by the developer and the extent to which they should be borne by the public sector or by the community at large, before going on to examine the results of research into how the distribution of costs actually work in practice. References.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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The development of land often generates the need for extra services , the cost of which may not be voluntarily assumed by the developer. This article examines current legislation governing the extent to which the costs of servicing land development should be borne by the developer and the extent to which they should be borne by the public sector or by the community at large, before going on to examine the results of research into how the distribution of costs actually work in practice. References.