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This 10 page paper considers a plan to develop a stadium and retail park 12 kilometres for the centre of a town. The paper is written as a report that first considers the development in line with PPG6 and then looks at the factors that will determine if a public inquiry should be held, the potential objections that can be raised and how a residents committee will need to be prepared for the inquiry. The paper includes a sample questionnaire that could be used to gather local opinion. The bibliography cites 5 sources.
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10 pages (~225 words per page)
File: TS14_TEplanPPG6.rtf
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to create a 25,000 seat stadium, 20,000 square meters of retail space and sufficient delivery space as well as parking for 800 cars and the allowance for a fast food
restaurant. Ass a result of the development an access road would need to be built and the existing main arterial road will need to be widened. This will also open
up land adjacent to the development area where a house builder has applied for outline planning permission for 200 houses. The development land backs onto greenbelt land. This report is
to examine the proposals for the development. 2. Evaluation in line with PPG6 The development has received planning permission, this means that if there are objections then there will
need to be an appeal. To assess if this is likely or possible we first need to look at the regulation under which the planning permission was granted to consider
if there is room for an appeal of any sort. Planning Policy Guidance Note 6 (PPG6): Town Centres and Retail Developments (June
1996) had the purpose of protecting city centres in a time when there was increasing concern for the sustainability of city centres with many out of town developments. Town centres
are the focal point of economic activity in many areas both residents and traders rely on the continued vibrancy of city centres (Duxbury, 2002). PPG6 had the aim of promoting
development in city centres and where there were to be out of town leisure or retail facilities to be developed they would have to meet a number of tests that
had the focal point of showing the need for an out of town development including consideration of whether there was a more central location that could have been used and
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