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Consenting The Process & Main Differences • The process is broadly similar whether NSIP or not: • However, some crucial differences to note: 52 Strategy Preapplication Consultation NSIP • Consultation is mandatory, structured & can be basis for refusal to accept application • Decision making lies with Secretary of State once IPC formally abolished • Approval takes form of Development Consent Order which combines all necessary approvals including CPO • National Policy Statements are primary basis for decisions • Limited scope for post-approval amendments Preparation & Submission Determination Post-Decision NOT NSIP • Consulation highly recommended - not as structured – but becoming increasingly crucial • Local Planning Authority makes decision – Secretary of State can call-in • Numerous consents required – Planning Permission, Listed Building Consent, Grid Connection, Highways, CPO etc. • National & Local Planning Policy Framework applies © 2011 Deloitte LLP. Private and confidential.
Pre-Application Consultation Risks & Benefits • A necessity for NSIPs • Localism Act now makes mandatory for major planning applications • Secure buy-in – from communities & stakeholders • Reduce risk of objections • Prepare > Talk > Listen > Show > Tell • Leads to…positive outcomes? 53 © 2011 Deloitte LLP. Private and confidential.
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