Subjects:

Planning Law

Contents:

1. Historical development of planning law

2. Basis and objects of modern planning law

3. Central and local administration

4. Development plans

5. Definition of development

6. Planning permission: permitted development

7. Planning permission: express permission

8. Environmental impact assessment

9. Planning permissions: further considerations

10. Revocation or modification of existing rights

11. The enforcement of planning control

12. Planning agreements and obligations

13. Purchase notices

14. Special forms of control

15. Buildings of special interest and conservation areas

16. Special cases

17. Planning control and natural habitats

18. Planning appeals

19. Review by the courts and the ombudsman

20. Planning compensation

Telling & Duxbury's Planning Law and Procedure is a concise and easy-to-read guide to the complexities of planning law. Covering the fundamentals of planning law in England and Wales, it analyses the key statutory provisions and relevant case law. Written in a user-friendly format to guide the reader through this large and complex subject, this book is ideal for students studying courses in law, surveying, town planning, architecture and environmental law, as well as professionals working in planning.

A rigorous update ensures that the book remains abreast of the developments heralded by the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004, with implications for local development, sustainable development, the amendments to Use Classes Order, and on Simplified Planning Zones, along with the abolition of Crown immunity.