Commons act 2006. Common land guidance - special consent provisions: National Trust commons

Planning Inspectorate Wales, 2012
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Sustainability, Environment, Development & Planning

Abstract

Explains the special consent provisions for commons owned by the National Trust, which are subject to a different law to section 38 commons i.e. sections 23 and 29 of the National Trust Act 1907.

History

Related to the following: Commons act 2006. Section 16: notes for completing an application to deregister and exchange common land or town or village greens; and Commons act 2006. Section 38: notes for completing an application form for consent to construct works on common land (both PINSW, 2012).

Subjects

  • Environmental planning/land
  • Public open spaces
  • Other planning disciplines
  • Natural environment
  • Building works
  • Planning and development

Publisher History

The Planning Inspectorate Wales division dealt with planning appeals, national infrastructure planning applications, examinations of local plans and other planning-related and specialist casework in Wales. Its functions were taken over by the Welsh Government in October 2021 and it is now known as Planning and Environment Decisions Wales (PEDW).

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