Explanatory Memorandum to the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) (Amendment) (England) Regulations 2015. SI 2015/809 and the Town and Country Planning General (Amendment) (England) Regulations 2015. SI 2015/807
Explanatory Memorandum SI 2015/807
Document Status
Current
Supplement
Sustainability, Environment, Development & Planning
Series
Explanatory Memorandum
Abstract
Relates to SI 2015/809, which reduces requirements to notify Historic England of applications for planning permission to those for which its resources and technical expertise will add most value; and also reduce the requirement to refer certain applications by local planning authorities for listed building consent to the Secretary of State for determination to those for which this safeguard is most necessary. Also relates to SI 2015/807, which reduce the requirement to refer certain applications by local planning authorities for planning permission to the Secretary of State for determination to those for which this safeguard is most necessary.
History
Prepared by the Department for Communities and Local Government.
Subjects
- Planning control
- Planning and development
- Planning control, England and Wales
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