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[quote][i]Originally posted by spencer88[/i] [quote][i]Originally posted by whitter45[/i] although it looks like this can be overuled if challenged The Growth and Infrastructure Act (clause 7) inserts new clauses into s106 of the 1990 Town and Country Planning Act that introduces a new application and appeal procedure for the review of planning obligations on planning permissions which relate to the provision of affordable housing. The changes require a council to assess the viability arguments, to renegotiate previously agreed affordable housing levels in a S106, and change the affordable housing requirement or face an appeal. An appeal can be made if the authority does not modify the planning obligation as requested, or fails to make a determination within a specified time. Obligations which include a "requirement relating to the provision of housing that is, or is to be made available, for people whose needs are not adequately served by the commercial housing market" are within scope of this new procedure. The application and appeal procedure will assess the viability of affordable housing requirements only. It will not reopen any other planning policy considerations or review the merits of the permitted scheme. These new application and appeal procedures don't replace existing powers to renegotiate Section 106 agreements on a voluntary basis. In addition, this provision related to affordable housing does not replace the provisions to modify an obligation set out in the 1992 regulations and updated by the 2013 regulations (see above). - See more at: http://www.pas.gov.uk/3-community-infrastructure-levy-cil/-/journal_content/56/332612/4090701/ARTICLE#sthash.GVAuCYbj.dpuf [/quote] From that, I would only guess a developer would use it to reduce the level of affordable housing, not increase it. Affordable housing is not all bad, don't forget, if a scheme has say 40% affordable, a share of those homes will be discounted sale which anyone with a link to the area can apply for, so not just your scummy mummy types. [/quote]
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