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A3Planning PermissionNearly all-potential development changes require Planning Applications for fullplanning permission should be submitted with a location map, and plandetailing the layout of proposed buildings. Information is normally enteredonto a Planning Application processing system / Development Controlsystem.To accurately locate the site and provide cross-referencing to otherinformation the relevant BLPU UPRNs should be included within the dataentry procedures.To ensure that developers are aware that new developments should haveappropriate names and street numbers allocated the Agents or Developersshould be advised of the requirement that this should be undertaken prior todevelopment works be undertaken. This can be done through the schedulesof conditions and informative attached to the Planning Permission Notice . Anexample from the Corporation of London is shown below.Example informative from Corporation of LondonTown and Country Planning Act 1990Town and Country Planning (General Development Procedure) Order, 1995PERMISSION FOR DEVELOPMENTSchedule - InformativeThe correct street number or number and name must be displayed prominently on thepremises in accordance with the regulations made under Section 12 of the London buildingActs (Amendment) Act 1939. Names and numbers must be agreed with the Department ofPlanning and Transportation prior to their use.A4Street Naming and NumberingHaving advised Agents/Developers of the requirement to obtain relevantauthorisation, evidence suggests that most will submit proposals to the localauthority prior to development works. Analysis of submissions suggests thatfor schemes where submissions are made for Street Naming and Numberingthat subsequently 95% of schemes are commenced. Thus one can assumethat if such submissions are made that there is an extremely strong possibilitythat the scheme in question will go ahead.At this stage as there is strong possibility the scheme will go ahead relevantand entries can be made in the LLPG as follows:• BLPU record: complete relevant details submitted to the LLPG ascandidate entry in the Logical Status field.• LPI record: complete relevant details, but note at this stage the postcodemay not be available and will require adding to the record as and whennotified by the Royal Mail. To aid administration of the LLPG one may wishto add a field to flag the fact it is postally addressable object that willrequire a postcode in the future.Version : 4Date: 18/02/05 Page 34
• BLPU extent: in allocating the relevant Name and Number care shouldbe taken to define any relevant spatial extent by cross checking with theapproved planning permission. At this stage there will not be set of OSfeatures or DNF TOIDs available on the Ordnance Survey Base Map.Therefore the custodian will need to make a judgement based on planningapplication or building control submissions. Thus definition of the spatialextents is highly likely to be subject to future change when the scheme hasbeen completed, and the Ordnance Survey have undertaken the relevantsurvey work, and updated the maps accordingly. The source descriptionshould be entered appropriately allowing the Custodian to identify extentsthat may require future amendment.The Street Naming and Numbering Order should include relevant candidate BLPUUPRN details.Note: that for large schemes especially where it is a mixed use scheme theNaming and Numbering might be best undertaken in two stages. Stage 1 forthe Level 1 site or property where it is straightforward to identify a building as160-190, Number House North Street. However, at this stage it might not beclear as to internal arrangements of Level 2 BLPUs such as retail units. ThusStage 2 may involve allocation of individual numbers to Level 2 BLPUs suchas retails units, as the layout of the scheme becomes more definitive.(A possible future amendment to BS7666 Part 2 - Table 3 - BLPU Logical statuswould be to add 6 Candidate - new development.)A5Development MonitoringHaving set up the relevant details as a candidate entry the scheme needs tobe monitored to see whether it is implemented. If so the Logical Statusneeds to be amended from Candidate to Approved. There are a variety ofdata sources, which can be utilised:• Some local planning authorities undertake monitoring of planningpermissions and publish schedules of progress. For examplehttp://www.cityoflondon.gov.uk/planning/development/devscheduleintro.htm.• Progress on schemes can also be monitored through the process ofundertaking survey work for the purposes of submissions to the NationalLand Use Database and in Greater London the Greater LondonDevelopment Monitoring System.• Building Control Initial Notice• Certificate of CompletionVersion : 4Date: 18/02/05 Page 35
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