Implementation of planning changes: technical consultation
Applies to England
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Detail of outcome
Summary of responses and government response to the permission in principle and brownfield registers chapters of the technical consultation on planning changes
(published 3 April 2017)
Summary of responses and the the government’s response to the following chapters:
- chapter 2: enabling planning bodies to grant permission in principle
- chapter 3: introducing a statutory register of brownfield land suitable for housing development
Summary of responses to the technical consultation on implementation of planning changes, consultation on upward extensions and Rural Planning Review call for evidence
(published 7 February 2017)
Summary of responses and the the government’s response to the following chapters in the technical consultation on implementation of planning changes:
- chapter 1: changes to planning application fees
- chapter 4: creating a small sites register to support custom build homes
- chapter 6: introducing criteria to inform decisions on intervention to deliver our commitment to get local plans in place
- chapter 7: extending the existing designation approach to include applications for non major development – response published separately
- chapter 8: testing competition in the processing of planning applications
- chapter 9: information about financial benefits
- chapter 10: introducing a Section 106 dispute resolution service
- chapter 11: facilitating delivery of new state-funded school places, including free schools, through expanded permitted development rights
- chapter 12: improving the performance of all statutory consultees
Summary of responses and the government response to the neighbourhood planning chapter of the technical consultation on planning changes
(published 2 September 2016)
Chapter 5 of the consultation put forward proposals to make it even easier for residents and business to come together to produce a neighbourhood plan or a neighbourhood development order.
The proposed reforms are part of a wider set of planned improvements that will help more communities that want to take up the new powers to do so, and ensure individual neighbourhood plans and orders can complete more quickly.
Original consultation
Consultation description
This consultation is seeking views on the proposed approach to implementation of measures in the Housing and Planning Bill, and some other planning measures.
Responses to the consultation will inform the detail of the secondary legislation which will be prepared once the Bill gains Royal Assent.
Documents
Updates to this page
Published 18 February 2016Last updated 3 April 2017 + show all updates
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Added summary of responses and government response to chapters 2 and 3.
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Summary of responses and government response added.
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Added summary of responses and government response to chapter 5.
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First published.