Planning Applications Sample Clauses

Planning Applications. While Norfolk County Council (NCC) Public Health are informed of planning applications for significant housing developments as county councils are statutory consultees, other health planning and commissioning bodies are not listed nationally as statutory consultees on such applications. One of the aims of this document therefore is to raise awareness of the importance of local planning authorities in Norfolk gaining input not only from NCC Public Health, but also from relevant health service planning and commissioning bodies on housing developments. The STP estate groups role as co-ordinator between local planning authorities, health partners and CCG’s will assist both in ensuring that development is planned to enable healthy lifestyles and allow service delivery to be planned effectively. Guidance is offered nationally on some considerations on who to engage. It is particularly important that NCC Public Health and relevant healthcare planning and commissioning bodies via the appropriate coordinating mechanism are consulted on proposals for development aimed at groups in society with distinct health needs such as the elderly and students. The respective LPAs should therefore consult NCC Public Health and Health partners on planning applications submitted for housing developments of 50 dwellings or more and for all planning applications including care homes, housing for the elderly, student accommodation and any proposals which would lead to significant loss of public open space. This should include any relevant pre- application discussions. For developments below 50 dwellings which may have an impact upon health services then the STP Estates’ Group should also be contacted for an initial view. Discussions and comments provided on all planning applications will make use of the criteria set out in the Health and Wellbeing Checklist (Appendix 2). Planning officers should make developers aware of this checklist and the benefits of taking account of it in working up housing proposals. PRE-APPLICATION DISCUSSIONS Since pre-application discussions are held for most of the larger scale proposals, NCC Public Health and the STP Estates’ Group will be engaged with and comments sought on pre-application proposals in Norfolk for all housing developments of 50 dwellings or more5, for those including care homes, housing for the elderly, student accommodation and for proposals which would lead to significant loss of public open space when resources allow. NCC Public Healt...

Planning Applications. The Tenant must not apply for any planning permission in respect of the Premises except where any approval or consent required for the proposed development or change of use under any other provisions in this Lease has already been given and the Landlord has approved the terms of the application for planning permission.

Planning Applications. The Tenant will not apply for any planning permission or enter into any agreement under the Planning Acts relating (in either case) to the Demised Premises or to their use or alteration without the Landlord's written consent____

Planning Applications. Except for limited types of permitted development such as the conversion of offices to housing, planning permission is required for housing development. An application will generally be granted permission if it is in accordance with the Local Plan, unless there are material considerations that indicate otherwise. The revised 2018 NPPF also enables housing to be developed if there is no demonstrable supply of a five year land supply for housing or previous three years delivery was 75% or less of the housing requirements of an area. Since there is a substantial cost to making a planning application, most promoters usually only apply if they are reasonably confident of getting consent. If an application is refused there is an appeal process via the Secretary of State, which can be costly for the promoter or developer.  Pre application discussions: Early consultation and liaison on development proposals, although not always a formal requirement, is beneficial in enabling policy requirements to be clearly set out and in resolving potential problems or conflicts before a formal application is submitted. Following any discussions, developers submit either outline or full planning applications.

Planning Applications. 13.1.1 The Tenant is not to implement any planning permission under the Planning Acts which would be likely to have an Adverse Effect. 13.1.2 The Tenant is to obtain so often as occasion shall require all planning permissions licences, consents and approvals as may be required under the Planning Acts for the carrying out by the Tenant of any development on the Premises within the meaning of the Planning Acts or for the continuance of such development by the Tenant. 13.1.3 The Tenant is to indemnify (if and insofar as it is lawful for the parties to make such an arrangement) the Landlord against all charges payable in respect of any planning application made by the Tenant in respect of the Premises. 13.1.4 The Tenant is not to enter into any agreement with any Authority regulating the use or development of the Premises without the consent of the Landlord in respect of any matter which if implemented would be likely to have an Adverse Effect on the rights over the Premises which are reserved herein to the Landlord or would impose an obligation or liability on the Landlord.

Planning Applications. Where the County Council is consulted by a District Council within the county of Lancashire in respect of a planning application and The Assistant Director (Planning) considers that the application has a sub-regional significance the County Council shall consult with both ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and Blackpool before a formal response is given to the application.

Planning Applications. 5.1 Where the County Council is consulted by a District Council within the county of Lancashire in respect of a planning application and The Assistant Director (Planning) considers that the application has a sub- regional significance the County Council shall consult with both Blackburn and Blackpool before a formal response is given to the application. 5.2 Where either Blackpool or Blackburn receives a planning application and the Chief Planning Officer of that Borough Council considers that the application has a sub-regional implication the other Constituent Authorities shall be consulted before any formal response to the planning application is given. 5.3 Where consultation on a planning application takes place as a result of falling within paragraph 5.1 or 5.2 above, a report shall be prepared and presented for consideration by each Constituent Authority and such report shall state whether the proposed response is agreed by each Constituent Authority and of agreement has not been reached the report shall outline the areas of disagreement between the Constituent Authorities on the strategic planning aspects of the application. A written strategic response to applications shall then be made to the authority determining the application on behalf of the Constituent Authorities. 5.4 Before any reports are submitted to the appropriate committees officers from any Constituent Authority may request a meeting with officers from the other Constituent Authorities. Where such a meeting has been requested it shall take place before the completion of any report on the planning application in question. 5.5 Each month the County Council shall supply to Blackpool and Blackburn a list showing consultations with district authorities on strategic planning matters which the County Council considers do not fall within paragraph

Planning Applications. No application for planning permission relating to the Properties or any part of them awaits determination, no planning decision or deemed refusal is the subject of any appeal and no monetary claim or liability (whether contingent or otherwise) in respect of any Property under any relevant planning legislation is outstanding.

Planning Applications. 13.1 The Tenant shall not before the Fourth Completion Date make any application for any planning permission or determination under the Planning Acts in respect of the Property without the consent of the Landlord (such consent not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed) and the Superior Landlord