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<blockquote data-quote="George from SJM Planning" data-source="post: 7211608" data-attributes="member: 16346"><p>I think the easier path to planning will be a while away. The zoning that has been mentioned that will define areas where development will be more favourable will all need to be assessed by the local authority and fed into their new Local Plans, I don't see the white paper being a catalyst for all LA's to scrap their local plans and start afresh, it will just be fed into the next iteration.</p><p>As for Class Q, as you say it may be altered but remain but the current requirements are being challenged more and more by LA's almost to the point where it is becoming incredibly hard to assess whether a building is suitable for Class Q. I have seen some very strange justification for refusal recently and more often than not they are being upheld at appeal.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="George from SJM Planning, post: 7211608, member: 16346"] I think the easier path to planning will be a while away. The zoning that has been mentioned that will define areas where development will be more favourable will all need to be assessed by the local authority and fed into their new Local Plans, I don't see the white paper being a catalyst for all LA's to scrap their local plans and start afresh, it will just be fed into the next iteration. As for Class Q, as you say it may be altered but remain but the current requirements are being challenged more and more by LA's almost to the point where it is becoming incredibly hard to assess whether a building is suitable for Class Q. I have seen some very strange justification for refusal recently and more often than not they are being upheld at appeal. [/QUOTE]
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