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← Planning Act 1998

Planning Act 1998 s 18

s 18 Outline permission

18.—(1) An applicant for planning permission or conservation permission may if the applicant so desires apply in the first instance for outline permission in the manner prescribed. (2) An application for outline permission must be determined on the same basis as an application for planning permission or conservation permission except that the competent authority is to have regard only to matters relating to land use, intensity, type, form and height of the proposed development or works. (3) Outline permission constitutes approval in principle for the proposed development or works, but does not authorise the carrying out of that development or works or any other development or works. (4) Any grant of outline permission lapses 6 months following the date of its granting unless a longer period is specified in the outline permission or the competent authority otherwise directs in writing. (5) Where subsequent to the grant of outline permission an application for planning permission or conservation permission is made during the validity period of the outline permission, the application is to be determined on the basis of the further details supplied on that subsequent application. (6) Section 22 applies, with the necessary modifications, to applications made under this section as it applies to applications made under section 13.

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