News tagged Permitted-Development
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North Yorks Council to decide future of infilled bridge
National Highways has submitted a retrospective planning application after council officers found it had breached permitted development rights to infill a 180-year-old bridge.
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Government moots easing restrictions on demolishing new-builds
The government has unveiled plans to extend permitted development rights for demolishing buildings and replacing them with housing. In 2020 the government introduced a rule that allowed the demolition of residential, office or industrial buildings built before 1989 without planning permission if they are replaced… The post Government moots easing restrictions on demolishing new-builds appeared first on Construction News.
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Plan to turbo charge housing on brownfield land
Planners told to presume in favour of house building while permitted development rights also relaxed
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Permitted development rights relaxed
Converting empty office and department stores into residential flats is about to get much easier.
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Picton makes further progress with alternative use strategy for offices
Picton has secured planning for residential permitted development rights across its entire office asset at Angel Gate in the City of London.
Resources tagged Permitted-Development
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Here are three excellent articles by Claire Fallows of Charles Russell Speechlys Solicitors which are essential reading for developers, contractors or consultants considering projects under 'permitted development' legislation.
Questions tagged Permitted-Development
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