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Promoting growth and facilitating provision of infrastructure, and related matters
1.Option to make planning application directly to Secretary of State
5.Local development orders: repeal of pre-adoption intervention powers
6.Limits on power to require information with planning applications
7.Modification or discharge of affordable housing requirements
9.Electronic communications code: the need to promote growth
13.Declarations negativing intention to dedicate way as highway
14.Registration of town or village green: reduction of section 15(3)(c) period
15.Registration of town or village green: statement by owner
16.Restrictions on right to register land as town or village green
17.Applications to amend registers: modification of power to provide for fees
Other infrastructure provisions
19.Conditions of licences under Gas Act 1986: payments to other licence-holders
21.Consents under Electricity Act 1989: deemed planning permission
22.Variation and replacement of pre-Planning Act 2008 consents
23.Removal of Planning Act 2008 consent and certification requirements
24.Special parliamentary procedure in cases under the Planning Act 2008
25.Modifications of special parliamentary procedure in certain cases
26.Bringing business and commercial projects within Planning Act 2008 regime
27.Authorisation of road user charging under Planning Act 2008
SCHEDULES
Planning applications made to Secretary of State: further amendments
Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (c. 8)
2.(1) In section 2A (Mayor of London: applications of strategic...
3.In section 58(1)(b) (planning permission may be granted on application...
4.In section 59(2)(b) (development order may provide for planning permission...
5.After section 76B insert— Provisions applying to applications made under...
6.In section 70A(2) (power to decline to determine planning application...
7.In section 70B(3) (power to decline to determine planning application...
8.In section 78(2) (right to appeal where local planning authority...
9.In section 284(3) (actions which may be questioned in legal...
10.In section 303 (fees for planning applications etc) as substituted...
11.In section 319A(7) (proceedings for which Secretary of State must...
Modification or discharge of affordable housing requirements: related amendments
2.In section 5(3) (provisions for the purposes of which the...
3.(1) Section 106 (planning obligations) is amended as follows.
4.(1) Section 106A (modification and discharge of planning obligations) is...
5.(1) Section 106B (appeals in relation to applications under section...
6.(1) Section 106C (legal challenges relating to development consent obligations)...
7.In section 319A (determination by Secretary of State of procedure...
8.(1) Section 333 (regulations and orders) is amended as follows....
9.(1) Schedule 6 (determination of certain appeals by person appointed...
Periodic review of mineral planning permissions
1.Schedule 14 to the Environment Act 1995 (periodic review of...
2.Before paragraph 1 insert— Power to carry out periodic reviews...
3.In paragraph 1 (duty to carry out periodic reviews), after...
4.In paragraph 2(1) (interpretation), for the definition of “first review...
5.After paragraph 2 insert— The first review date: mineral planning...
8.(1) Paragraph 4 (service of notice of first periodic review)...
9.(1) Paragraph 12 (second and subsequent periodic reviews) is amended...
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