Sentence examples for permission for development from inspiring English sources
The permission framework for shale gas exploration says: In the case of an application for planning permission for development consisting of the winning and working of oil or natural gas (including exploratory drilling)— (a the applicant is not required to serve a notice under paragraph (2)(a) in relation to any land which is to be used solely for underground operations.
In what appears to be a symptom of steepening property prices in London and the looming prospect of a UK housing bubble, a foreign buyer bought the plot at an auction despite it having no rights of way, or planning permission for development, the Evening Standard reported.
Muir, the Sierra Club and other groups were outraged by the federal government's permission for development at Hetch Hetchy.
Londoners will be able to add additional storeys to their properties in some cases, and developers will gain automatic planning permission for developments on "suitable" brownfield sites.
Some fear that gaining planning permission for developments would be more difficult and worry it could mean the end of the remaining slate quarrying.
Wrangles over planning permission for developments often find Tesco in the news.
The list of casualties includes Dartford, where Tesco fought for 11 years to win planning permission for a development that included 100 homes, and a £60m development in Wolverhampton.
"If the developer is successful in securing planning permission for the development, as well as in satisfying a number of other conditions around funding and viability, the department will consider taking forward a statutory development scheme.
Last month Tower Hamlets council gave permission for the development of the Wood Wharf site at the estate's eastern edge.
The company's decade-long battle to get planning permission for the development recently reached the High Court.
Obtaining planning permission for any development – from housing to wind farms, waste treatment plants or out-of-town supermarkets – is usually difficult and costly, as local authorities have strong powers of veto.
