Planning Act 2008
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Citation | 2008 c. 29 |
| Year | 2008 |
82: Appointment of replacement single appointed person
F201 Single appointed person’s role in relation to application
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Chapter 4: Examination of applications under Chapter 2 or 3
Chapter 5: Decisions on applications
Chapter 6: Suspension of decision-making process
F272 Chapter 7: Intervention by Secretary of State
Chapter 8: Grant or refusal
Chapter 9: Legal challenges
Chapter 10: Correction of errors
Part 7: Orders granting development consent
- F202 83: Single appointed person to examine and report on application
- F208 84: Report from single Commissioner to be referred to Council
- F208 85: Decisions made by the Council on the application
- F209 86: Chapter applies to examination by Panel or single appointed person
- 87: Examining authority to control examination of application
- 88: Initial assessment of issues, and preliminary meeting
- F215 88A: Local authorities for the purposes of section 88(3)(d)
- 89: Examining authority's decisions about how application is to be examined
- 90: Written representations
- 91: Hearings about specific issues
- 92: Compulsory acquisition hearings
- 93: Open-floor hearings
- 94: Hearings: general provisions
- 95: Hearings: disruption, supervision and costs
- F221 95A: Hearings: defence and national security
- 96: Representations not made orally may be made in writing
- 97: Procedure rules
- 98: Timetable for examining, and reporting on, application
- 99: Completion of Examining authority's examination of application
- 100: Assessors
- 101: Legal advice and assistance
- 102: Interpretation of Chapter 4: “interested party” and other expressions
- F242 102A: Persons in certain categories may ask to become interested parties etc
- 102B: Categories for the purposes of section 102A
- F243 103: Secretary of State is to decide applications
- F246 104: Decisions in cases where national policy statement has effect
- F259 105: Decisions in cases where no national policy statement has effect
- 106: Matters that may be disregarded when deciding application
- 107: Timetable for decisions
- 108: Suspension during review of national policy statement
- 114: Grant or refusal of development consent
- 115: Development for which development consent may be granted
- 116: Reasons for decision to grant or refuse development consent
- 117: Orders granting development consent: formalities
- 118: Legal challenges relating to applications for orders granting development consent
- 119: Correction of errors in development consent decisions
- Chapter 1: Content of orders
- General
- 120: What may be included in order granting development consent
- F318 121: Proposed exercise of powers in relation to legislation
- Compulsory acquisition
- 122: Purpose for which compulsory acquisition may be authorised
- 123: Land to which authorisation of compulsory acquisition can relate
- F321 124: Guidance about authorisation of compulsory acquisition
- 125: Application of compulsory acquisition provisions
- 126: Compensation for compulsory acquisition
- 127: Statutory undertakers' land
- F327 128: Local authority and statutory undertakers' land: general
- F327 129: Local authority and statutory undertakers' land: acquisition by public body
- 130: National Trust land
- 131: Commons, open spaces etc: compulsory acquisition of land
- 132: Commons, open spaces etc: compulsory acquisition of rights over land
- 133: Rights in connection with underground gas storage facilities
- 134: Notice of authorisation of compulsory acquisition
- Miscellaneous
- 135: Orders: Crown land
- 136: Public rights of way
- F347 137: Public rights of way: statutory undertakers' apparatus etc
- 138: Extinguishment of rights, and removal of apparatus, of statutory undertakers etc
- 139: Common land and rights of common
- 140: Operation of generating stations
- 141: Keeping electric lines installed above ground
- 142: Use of underground gas storage facilities
- 143: Diversion of watercourses
- 144: Highways
- 145: Harbours
- 146: Discharge of water
- 147: Development of Green Belt land
- F356 148: Deemed consent under section 34 of the Coast Protection Act 1949
- F357 149: Deemed licences under Part 2 of the Food and Environment Protection Act 1985 ...
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