Radical design
Language: English Series: Journal of the Law Society of Scotland ; 50(8) August 2005, 26-27(2)Subject(s): Summary: Outlines the key features of the Scottish Executive's White Paper "Modernising the planning system" (see L130198) that proposes a radical overhaul of the planning system in Scotland. Lists the key proposals and discusses: the hierarchy for planning; agreements on processing major development proposals; improvement of guidance governing such agreements; statutory consultation; life of consents; appeal periods;the primacy of development plans and the rejection of third-party right of appeal at this time. Concludes that the White Paper's proposals could create real improvements in the planning system but does not underestimate the difficulties of implementation nor the considerable resource implications for public authorities.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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Outlines the key features of the Scottish Executive's White Paper "Modernising the planning system" (see L130198) that proposes a radical overhaul of the planning system in Scotland. Lists the key proposals and discusses: the hierarchy for planning; agreements on processing major development proposals; improvement of guidance governing such agreements; statutory consultation; life of consents; appeal periods;the primacy of development plans and the rejection of third-party right of appeal at this time. Concludes that the White Paper's proposals could create real improvements in the planning system but does not underestimate the difficulties of implementation nor the considerable resource implications for public authorities.