Sentence examples for change in planning from inspiring English sources
This would require little upfront investment and no change in planning legislation.
This rash of tall buildings is the result of a change in planning law, passed in 2004, which loosened restrictions on the height of towers in crowded neighbourhoods.
The publication earlier this week of the Coalition's Localism Bill heralds the biggest sea change in planning policy since the introduction of the Planning Act after the Second World War.
The fashion hub will also include studio space for local designers – but it is little consolation, when such designers are already being priced out of the area and are further threatened by the change in planning law making it easier to convert office space into residential housing.
It's noticeable that the decline, which kicked in through the late 80s and early 90s, corresponds directly with a Thatcherite change in planning laws that allowed for the massive expansion of the supermarket sector into out-of-town megastores and, with it, the wars on price that have forced so many British farmers to give up farming.
Another petition calls for a change in planning regulations to enable an increase in the current "neighbour notification" distance of 20 metres.
This in turn led to two major changes in planning.
Changes in planning law, to improve design or make housing more accessible, are forever tried and forever failing.
Nicky Philpott, the Ramblers' director of policy and campaigns, said: [The] announcement, coupled with new proposed changes in planning law, opens up our countryside to unwanted development.
Mayfield believes more could be done though, "we'd like to see changes in planning law to make it easier to create areas for food growing.
