Correspondence

Replacement Appendix D to Department of the Environment: circular 09/95

This document replaces Appendix D of Circular 09/95: General Development Consolidation Order 1995 in providing guidance on the use of &lsquo…

• From: Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government (2018 to 2021)
• Published: 29 June 2011

This publication was withdrawn on 7 March 2014

Archived and replaced by the new planning practice guidance launched 6 March 2014 on an external website.

Applies to England

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Replacement Appendix D to Department of the Environment Circular 09/95: General Development Consolidation Order 1995

Ref: ISBN 9781409835448

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This document replaces Appendix D of Circular 09/95: General Development Consolidation Order 1995 in providing guidance on the use of ‘article 4 directions’, which withdraw permitted development rights granted by Schedule 2 to the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) Order 1995 as amended. It contains information about associated compensation arrangements and provides ‘model’ article 4 directions.

This guidance was published on 4 November 2010 to reflect changes to the article 4 direction procedure and compensation arrangements introduced by Statutory Instruments 2010/654 and 2010/2135. This has been updated to correct a factual error in the previous version - specifically paragraph 5.1 to reflect that regulations require the same procedure is undertaken for making a direction cancelling another direction (whereas previously the guidance stated in error that reconsultation is not required in doing so).

This document is relevant to both planning practitioners and those affected by article 4 directions.

Published 29 June 2011