@Urban__Designer@DavidSpereall It’s a timing /sequencing question. Having to redact comments prior to publication is a big resourcing demand at a point in the process when no one needs to be looking at that application. I empathise with LPAs taking this decision. I’ve seen this with London boroughs too.
“Is there a post box?” The first question on every planners lips for new developments…planning by numbers and reducing everything to widgets in the worst way possible!
I know he doesn’t post on here anymore but worth a share of Simon Ricketts latest blog on the coming of the place making matrix
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It's good to listen to the think tanks but previous attempts at planning reform probably failed because the experiences and ideas of those at the coalface, as represented by today's cross-sector plea, were not heard.
With the greatest respect, there is no way a huge architect-designed one-off house in a rural location can ever be sustainable, let alone zero carbon. If you are not working on equitable solutions at a universal scale you are not really trying (happy to hear counter arguments)
@meganekenyon@lgcplus With local peers I ponder whether a soc ent/resilience service would help us avoid agency costs, but demand varies. Could be an idea for specialists too. In a 2 tier area Counties could perform part of this role, but with ltd capacity, how do we establish impactful innovation?
Real life benefit of 1. Back to the office and 2. In house ecologists today- a bunch of flowers and notes on which ones we’re OK to pick! (And yes that’s a light table in the background…) #rtpi#planning#bng
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@benhoward_w@LAnderson_Frank They charge for pre-apps, not apps. Costs of processing “permits” for development under whatever guise are being more fully passed to the applicant. Will this change expectations re performance? Will income need to be spent on resourcing as at LPAs? Is the capacity there?
Pedantry I know, but the Teignbridge LP hasn’t been delayed, council approval for consultation was put back a month but reg 19 consultation happened as planned…and the council is currently Lib Dem run. #planning#nppf#localplan
@PeteJBadger I understand site plans will come through to lpas as data not pdfs meaning an split connector can more accurately plot red lines- leading to better validation, faster processing and hopefully improved decisions. Given the realatively small sums involved, is it not good value?