On 11 Sep 2018, at 08:48, Robert Tyler <[log in to unmask]> wrote:In most cases I assume it will come down to giving the applicant the choice of providing information up front or imposing pre-commencement conditions? Would be good to hear other views and experiences on this.ThanksRobertRobert Tyler
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From our Planning Manager “As of 1 October, the government are enacting some significant changes to the way we issue decisions. One of the key changes relates to pre-commencement conditions. These will no longer be permitted unless they have first been agreed by the applicant, and all applicants are given 10 working days to comment on any proposed pre-commencement conditions. Where they object to the condition, we are not allowed to impose that condition. The key impact of this on yourselves as consultees is that we will no longer be able to impose pre-commencement conditions because we don't have relevant information. They will only be used where absolutely necessary. Therefore, can I please request that you review your comments on applications to remove pre-commencement condition requests where necessary, and that where they are likely to be required that we get your comments as early as possible to allow the officer to complete the necessary notices.”
Worst case scenario this completely contradicts the outcome of Leeds vs Technoprint, ahem.
Upadate local requirements for Planning Validation policy and this information must be submitted on validation? I know a few LAs already do this but the majority don’t. So if a desk top/SI hasn’t been submitted on validation then we object?
What are other LAs doing?
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Ciara
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