Issued by the local planning authority, under Article 4 of the Town and Country Planning General Permitted Development Order to remove permitted development rights on the grounds that to exercise these rights would have an adverse impact on the character of the area.
A direction made by the Local Planning Authority requiring approval by the Secretary of State for the Environment, removing development specified in the Direction from the category of permitted development specified in Article 4 of the General Development Order 1988.
Direction removing some or all permitted development rights, for example within a conservation area or curtilage of a listed building. This is issued by the local planning authority.
Direction made by the Local Planning Authority to restrict "permitted development" in a particular area.
remove permitted development rights as defined in the Town and Country Planning General Development Order (1988). This is to safeguard the historic and architectural character of the buildings. Owners of affected properties should be aware of the restrictions - detailed advice is available from the City Council.
An Order which has been approved by the Scottish Ministers which requires that works which would normally be exempt from the need to obtain express planning permission (i.e. “permitted development”) must obtain formal consent. The Order is made under Article 4 of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (Scotland) Order 1992.
an order made by the Secretary of State, the National Assembly for Wales or the local planning authority, requiring a planning application to be made where normally permitted development rights would apply.
The local authority can remove permitted development rights through the use of an article 4 direction. This is most common in conservation areas and means a planning application should be submitted for works which do not normally require one.
Direction removing some or all permitted development rights, for example within a conservation area or curtilage of a listed building. Article 4 directions are issued by local planning authorities.
