Opportunity knocks: navigating the steps to ‘not inappropriate’ grey belt development Lichfields has prepared a flowchart of the two test process towards establishing that a development proposed by application, on a Green Belt site, is not inappropriate, by virtue of being grey belt. While the flowchart can be viewed in isolation to gain a general overview of the policy tests, Jennie Baker, Edward Clarke & Steven Butterworth's blog expands those tests, and the assessment steps within them, in terms of how they apply to decision-taking, rather than plan-making. Full blog: https://lnkd.in/drA9-E7F Simon Coop, Michael Hepburn, Anna Turton, Tracy Blake, Mark Kilgallon & Daniel Orford
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Lichfields has prepared a flowchart and blog covering the two test process towards establishing if development proposed on a Green Belt site is 'not inappropriate' by virtue of being grey belt. Do get in touch if you need assistance in applying the flow chart in practice.
Opportunity knocks: navigating the steps to ‘not inappropriate’ grey belt development Lichfields has prepared a flowchart of the two test process towards establishing that a development proposed by application, on a Green Belt site, is not inappropriate, by virtue of being grey belt. While the flowchart can be viewed in isolation to gain a general overview of the policy tests, Jennie Baker, Edward Clarke & Steven Butterworth's blog expands those tests, and the assessment steps within them, in terms of how they apply to decision-taking, rather than plan-making. Full blog: https://lnkd.in/drA9-E7F Simon Coop, Michael Hepburn, Anna Turton, Tracy Blake, Mark Kilgallon & Daniel Orford
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Useful new insight on how to navigate grey belt. Well worth a read.
Opportunity knocks: navigating the steps to ‘not inappropriate’ grey belt development Lichfields has prepared a flowchart of the two test process towards establishing that a development proposed by application, on a Green Belt site, is not inappropriate, by virtue of being grey belt. While the flowchart can be viewed in isolation to gain a general overview of the policy tests, Jennie Baker, Edward Clarke & Steven Butterworth's blog expands those tests, and the assessment steps within them, in terms of how they apply to decision-taking, rather than plan-making. Full blog: https://lnkd.in/drA9-E7F Simon Coop, Michael Hepburn, Anna Turton, Tracy Blake, Mark Kilgallon & Daniel Orford
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Navigating the steps to grey belt development is complex, but the opportunity is potentially powerful. The route to achieving a permission is being tested through many different cases concurrently and many more promoters, land owners, local authorities and developers are considering how they might capitalise. This flowchart and accompanying blog (led by the indefatigable Jennie Baker) considers how the policy should be interpreted. Huge HT to Tracy Blake Mark Kilgallon and Daniel Orford for making this approachable and clear.
Opportunity knocks: navigating the steps to ‘not inappropriate’ grey belt development Lichfields has prepared a flowchart of the two test process towards establishing that a development proposed by application, on a Green Belt site, is not inappropriate, by virtue of being grey belt. While the flowchart can be viewed in isolation to gain a general overview of the policy tests, Jennie Baker, Edward Clarke & Steven Butterworth's blog expands those tests, and the assessment steps within them, in terms of how they apply to decision-taking, rather than plan-making. Full blog: https://lnkd.in/drA9-E7F Simon Coop, Michael Hepburn, Anna Turton, Tracy Blake, Mark Kilgallon & Daniel Orford
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Lichfields UK flowchart of the steps to determining whether a site is grey belt and whether the development proposed on it is not inappropriate https://lnkd.in/ed8szYgp And an accompanying blog that expands on the flowchart https://lnkd.in/e8BF3hq5 It's not just about housing - see also this blog by Phil Mccarthy https://lnkd.in/e7gfgXed
Opportunity knocks: navigating the steps to ‘not inappropriate’ grey belt development Lichfields has prepared a flowchart of the two test process towards establishing that a development proposed by application, on a Green Belt site, is not inappropriate, by virtue of being grey belt. While the flowchart can be viewed in isolation to gain a general overview of the policy tests, Jennie Baker, Edward Clarke & Steven Butterworth's blog expands those tests, and the assessment steps within them, in terms of how they apply to decision-taking, rather than plan-making. Full blog: https://lnkd.in/drA9-E7F Simon Coop, Michael Hepburn, Anna Turton, Tracy Blake, Mark Kilgallon & Daniel Orford
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How grey is the grey belt? Our blog below explores some of the twists and turns in defining grey belt and we have also prepared a handy flowchart.
Opportunity knocks: navigating the steps to ‘not inappropriate’ grey belt development Lichfields has prepared a flowchart of the two test process towards establishing that a development proposed by application, on a Green Belt site, is not inappropriate, by virtue of being grey belt. While the flowchart can be viewed in isolation to gain a general overview of the policy tests, Jennie Baker, Edward Clarke & Steven Butterworth's blog expands those tests, and the assessment steps within them, in terms of how they apply to decision-taking, rather than plan-making. Full blog: https://lnkd.in/drA9-E7F Simon Coop, Michael Hepburn, Anna Turton, Tracy Blake, Mark Kilgallon & Daniel Orford
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