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1. Review of the General Permitted Development Order, Research Specification, para 5.1.5.
2. Op cit
3. The definition of a dwelling in Article 2 of the GPDO excludes flatted dwellings. Consequently the permitted development rights contained within Part 1 of the GPDO do not extend to flats.
4. Planning legislation does not define 'curtilage', but is taken to mean 'any land or building used for its comfortable enjoyment or serving the purpose of the building in some necessary or reasonable way, although not marked off or enclosed in any way' (Collar N [1999] Planning, W Green/Sweet and Maxwell, 2 nd edition, p72-3) usually comprising the garden ground of a typical dwelling.
5. Class 7 developments are not exclusive to householder developments
6. Thomas K (1997), Development Control: Principles and Practice, London, UCL Press Ltd
7. 'We want to see all people in Scotland have their say in the decisions that affect them, irrespective of age, sex, ability or cultural background'. Scottish Executive Development Department (2001) Getting Involved in Planning, Consultation paper, p2.
8. LDOs would provide local authorities with power to extend the PD rights granted in a General Development Order, and thereby an additional degree of local flexibility to the present power only to restrict national PD rights through an Article 4 Direction approved centrally.
9. as amended.
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