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Item Details
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HOUSING, THE REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY AND PREMATURITY
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| By: |
William Orbinson |
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Paperback |
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£20.00 |
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| ISBN 10: |
0853898758 |
| ISBN 13: |
9780853898757 |
| Publisher: |
SLS LEGAL PUBLICATIONS (NI) |
| Pub. date: |
30 April, 2004 |
| Pages: |
65 |
| Synopsis: |
In the planning world, the concept of prematurity involves planning permission being refused because granting it would prejudice the development plan process. Eighteen months ago, prematurity rarely troubled the Planning Appeals Commission, or the development community. The Commission had been called upon to decide only a handful of cases. What changed all this was the DOE's response to the Regional Development Strategy. That response proposes through emerging area plans to draw in development limits, and to exclude land currently available for housing. Today, RDS-related prematurity is undoubtedly the key issue before the Commission, and the central battlefield for the DOE and developers. About thirty appeals have been decided, and there are many more to come. The subject matter is extremely difficult and convoluted, but must be understood by all those affected, and their advisers. Drawing on his experience in the majority of the decided cases to date, William Orbinson's new planning publication Housing: the Regional Development Strategy and Prematurity - The PAC's Approach provides precise and accessible guidance on the Commission's decision-taking.The publication addresses: the key strategic and policy context; the legislative framework; the legal principles underlying the Commission's approach; the Commission's approach to the RDS; the Commission's approach to prematurity; and, the DOE reaction to the Commission's approach. Courtesy of Carson McDowell Solicitors and the Farningham McCreadie Partnership, the publication also includes statistical analysis of the decided appeals, and a realistic assessment of development plan timelines. From the Joint Foreword: 'The author has identified specific findings of the PAC based on a comprehensive and detailed analysis of a wide range of appeal decisions and has also provided a useful commentary on these findings. Mr Orbinson has been involved in many of the cited cases and this methodical text demonstrates his clear understanding, based on his specialist knowledge, of the complex issues raised in this area of policy. It is an important addition to his other publications on planning policy and will be of particular value to practitioners in all disciplines engaged in the planning process.Yet again William Orbinson has provided a valuable resource' - The Lord Chief Justice Chief Commissioner, Planning Appeals Commission. |
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UK |
| Imprint: |
SLS Legal Publications (NI) |
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Non-returnable |
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