Housing: Planning Permission
(asked on 9th November 2015) - View Source
Question to the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government:
To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, whether local planning authorities can limit community housing developments proposed in the dispersal policies of a local plan due to the lack of sufficient infrastructure, shops, services or employment to support such a development.
The National Planning Policy Framework expects local planning authorities to meet the objectively-assessed needs for market and affordable housing in their area, insofar as it is consistent with other policies in the Framework. As part of the plan-making process we expect authorities to consider what infrastructure is needed to support development, and work with neighbouring authorities and transport providers, to develop plans for how it can be provided. The cumulative impact of development, and the need for infrastructure to support development, are material considerations in decisions on individual proposals.
1. National Planning Policy Framework
10/09/2020 - Environment Agency (EA)
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Found: February 2019
Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
National Planning Policy Framework
2. National Planning Policy Framework information on GOV.UK website.
27/09/2019 - Homes England
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Found: February 2019
Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
National Planning Policy Framework
3. How to prepare a strategic flood risk assessment
12/08/2019 - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
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Found: February 2019
Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
National Planning Policy Framework
4. Policy paper: National Planning Policy Framework
19/06/2019 - Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
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Found: February 2019
Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
National Planning Policy Framework
5. healthy urban planning checklist
27/09/2019 - Homes England
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Found: HUDU Planning for Health
Healthy Urban Planning Checklist
Third
Edition
May
2017
1. Oral Answers to Questions
04/03/2019 - Commons Chamber
1: funding for local authorities on the adequacy of services provided by those authorities. [909522] - Speech Link
2: resources will be key to helping local authorities to deliver local services, support vulnerable residents and - Speech Link
3: still deeply concerned that children risk abuse due to unbearable case loads and a real problem in recruiting - Speech Link
4: specific issues in relation to its children’s services. I hope that the hon. Gentleman therefore welcomes - Speech Link
2. Neighbourhood Planning Bill
02/02/2017 - Grand Committee
1: “Permitted development: change of use to residential Where the Secretary of State, in exercising - Speech Link
3. Neighbourhood Planning Bill
13/12/2016 - Commons Chamber
1: specified land is after the vesting date for any land proposed to be acquired, the Upper Tribunal’s power to - Speech Link
2: exercising his powers under section 35(1) the Secretary of State must carry out a review of the entire compulsory - Speech Link
3: notice to treat and notice of entry. The Housing and Planning Act 2016 should have included an equivalent - Speech Link
4. Oral Answers to Questions
28/01/2019 - Commons Chamber
1: weather expected, will the Secretary of State back Labour’s £100 million-a-year plan to make cold weather emergency - Speech Link
2: our additional work with short-term capacity to support councils to ensure that we are actually giving - Speech Link
3: This week I spoke to the Hepatitis C Trust and my local homeless charity, Porchlight, who highlighted rough - Speech Link
4: particular needs. That is why in the NHS long-term plan there was the commitment for an extra £30 million - Speech Link
5: One way to address this is to make more social housing available. To do that, England should be suspending - Speech Link
5. Town and Village Plans
30/01/2018 - Westminster Hall
1: Friend the Minister for being here and for his support in the past few days as we prepared for the debate - Speech Link
2: five-year housing land supply to a three-year housing land supply, where there is a neighbourhood plan and - Speech Link
3: is about the difference between rural and urban planning; in government, in Parliament, we tend to legislate - Speech Link
6. Town and Country Planning
30/09/2020 - Commons Chamber
1: move,That the Town and Country Planning (Permitted Development and Miscellaneous Amendments) (England) - Speech Link
2: praying that the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) (Amendment) (No. 2) - Speech Link
3: praying that the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) (Amendment) (No. 2) - Speech Link
4: praying that the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) (Amendment) (No. 3) - Speech Link
5: ending, and given the Secretary of State’s radical extension of permitted development, it is about to get - Speech Link
7. Covid-19: Housing
18/05/2020 - Lords Chamber
1: many of those stories on hold, to protect our communities and to save lives. When the essential ‘Stay at - Speech Link
2: announcing a comprehensive, clear and coherent plan to reopen the housing market and to restart the construction - Speech Link
3: Here, then, is our plan for the reopening, restarting, and renewing of the housing market and the construction - Speech Link
4: precedent with which to accurately judge the state of the housing market, but I do know that in every economic - Speech Link
5: construction sites, where appropriate and with local checks and balances. I am allowing sites to apply - Speech Link
8. Neighbourhood Planning Bill
10/10/2016 - Commons Chamber
1: any other: housing. I am sure other hon. Members would say the same. Whether it is a lack of affordable - Speech Link
2: weeks, he and his fellow Ministers could consider whether the Bill should be amended to deal with them.The - Speech Link
9. Joint Spatial Plan (Thornbury and Yate)
29/03/2017 - Westminster Hall
1: has considered the West of England’s joint spatial plan and green space in Thornbury and Yate.It - Speech Link
10. Oral Answers to Questions
24/02/2020 - Commons Chamber
1: renovations, which makes it very difficult for housing associations to carry out those repairs and help - Speech Link
2: that proper remediation takes place in existing housing, and that is something I and my colleagues are - Speech Link
3: protected when new homes are allocated? Would he support the Save Tiddesley Wood campaign outside Pershore - Speech Link
4: meet the new standard. In what way does the Secretary of State think this is remotely fit for purpose as - Speech Link
5: not be necessary for councils to set different local standards. We have had a consultation, which closed - Speech Link
asked by: Nadhim Zahawi
16/11/2015
... services or employment to support such a development. 2. Housing: Construction
asked by: Tom Tugendhat
05/03/2020
... what guidance is given to local planning authorities on assessing the effect of aviation noise on proposed developments through (a) Local Plan allocations and (b) individual planning applications. 3. Community Infrastructure Levy: Exemptions
asked by: Matthew Offord
15/12/2020
... if he will introduce an independent arbitrator for disputes between local authorities and planning applicants over exemption from a Community Infrastructure Levy. 4. Housing: Construction
asked by: Charles Walker
03/12/2020
... what statutory guidance has been provided to Local Planning Authorities on seeking water companies’ advice on risks to water resources from proposed major housing developments; and if he will make a statement. 5. Housing: Construction
asked by: Liam Fox
08/12/2020
... what steps he is taking through the Planning White Paper to balance the building of new homes with the provision of sufficient infrastructure to support growing communities.