Description
Book SynopsisWelsh Planning Law and Practice provides a comprehensive guide to the sources and structure of Welsh planning law and a route through its complexity. This is not a comparative study, but rather deals with legislation and policy affecting land in Wales, placing them in the context of shared principles and concepts and the case law common to England and Wales. More than an academic exercise, planning is a practical matter affecting important aspects of daily life, and the desirability of public engagement in the planning process is well settled. This book contributes to the promotion of recognition of the body of Welsh planning law, to aid accessibility for all who practise in or who are (or want to be) involved in shaping development in Wales.
Table of ContentsContentsForewordPrefaceAcknowledgementsTable of CasesTable of StatutesTable of Statutory InstrumentsList of AbbreviationsChapter 1 History and structure of Devolution Chapter 2 Devolution and Planning - an overviewChapter 3 Welsh Language and the Planning System Chapter 4 Planning bodies Chapter 5 Development PlansChapter 6 The need for Planning Permission - DevelopmentChapter 7 The Commencement of DevelopmentChapter 8 Development Consent OrdersChapter 9 Grant of Planning PermissionChapter 10 Developments of National SignificanceChapter 11 Outline and miscellaneous applicationsChapter 12 Planning Permission - Application procedureChapter 13 Planning Permission - decision making frameworkChapter 14 Conditions Chapter 15 Section 106 ObligationsChapter 16 Community Infrastructure LevyChapter 17 Appeals Chapter 18 EnforcementChapter 19 Enforcement Notice AppealsChapter 20 Criminal proceedings for breach of enforcement and other noticesChapter 21 Certificates of Lawfulness of existing use or development Chapter 22 Statutory Challenge and AppealsChapter 23 Judicial ReviewChapter 24 Historic Environment
