Sentence examples for planning obligations from inspiring English sources

Other airports may be regulated as part of their planning obligations.

If we don't make much fuller use of planning obligations this will be an almost impossible task.

It should ensure local authorities have adequately resourced planning departments that can cope with the new level of demand so they can meet their housing and planning obligations.

Missed targets: Westminster achieved its 30% target using planning obligations, while Brent managed 43% and Hounslow 27.2% affordable properties in all new builds granted.

But we know that 4,820 homes were built through planning obligations in 2012/13, without needing grants from the Homes and Communities Agency to make them viable.

In his speech, Mr Cameron will announce the first steps towards increasing housing supply by allowing developers to build affordable homes to sell – as well as to rent – under their planning obligations.

"However, in order to discharge the planning obligation imposed by Westminster, the mayor has agreed in principle to provide such a guarantee.

But beyond the nostalgic cladding, the guide only distracts from the true disaster of the entire starter homes initiative: that these houses, of which the Tories hope to see 200,000 built by 2020, will be exempt from the usual planning obligation to contribute towards affordable housing.

In a damning verdict for Knight Dragon, judge Nicholas Warren – who had also presided over the Heygate judgment – concluded: "This is a case where a company, robust enough to take on the development of a huge site over a period of 20 years … immediately asks to be relieved of a planning obligation freely negotiated by its predecessor.

He has now backed the planning inspectorate's decision to allow development, but wants Helioslough to submit "a suitable planning obligation".

Mr Pickles had allowed until 28 February for the submission of a suitable planning obligation, but extended this to 28 March at the developers' request.