Development impacts and obligations
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Research into planning gain, conducted at Newcastle, UK, University, sponsored by the Rowntree Foundation, indicates that public expenditure cannot be replaced by compensation and impact alleviation. The research clarifies the three competing rationales involved: the adverse impacts of development, the implementation of planned development, both of which are cost-related, and profit, and also reviews the kinds of obligations under discussion, discusses operational issues, and gives recommendations whereby practice can be improved and confusion about rationales be minimised.
Publication Name: Planner
Subject: Business, international
ISSN: 0309-1384
Year: 1993
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Planning ahead for the next parliament; a Royal Town Planning Institute checklist updated in February 1992
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The Royal Town Planning Institute issued guidelines to whoever wins the general election in 1992. The winning party will be asked to consider national planning and regional policies. Planning for development should consider environmental aspects, and public consultation and accountability. Local government should have more say in planning and planning decisions need to be reviewed.
Publication Name: Planner
Subject: Business, international
ISSN: 0309-1384
Year: 1992
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