Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (Amendment) (Wales) (No.2) Order 2012 - part 43 (non domestic microgeneration)
Letters to Chief Planning Officers
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Current
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Sustainability, Environment, Development & Planning
Series
Letters to Chief Planning Officers
Abstract
Letter to Chief Planning Officers of Welsh local authorities, which informs of the coming into force of SI 2012/2318 and the publication of two leaflets for homeowners and businesses explaining what permitted development rights will exist under Part 40 and Part 43 of the General Permitted Development Order.
History
Dated 19 September 2012. Related to the following: SI 2012/2318; Generating your own energy - part 3A: planning regulations for microgeneration. Homes; and Generating your own energy - part 3B: planning regulations for microgeneration. Non-domestic (both Welsh Government, 2012).
Subjects
- Other planning disciplines
- Renewable energy
- Planning control, England and Wales
- Planning control
- Planning and development
- Power supply/energy
Publisher History
The Welsh Government is the devolved government for Wales. They publish a number of strategies, policies, consultation papers, circulars, leaflets and posters. Previously known as Welsh Assembly Government.
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