Membership:
13 Quorum: 4
Substitutes:
Named substitutes (who have been trained)
Frequency:
Monthly as required
Main
Purpose
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Discharge of town and country planning and
development control functions.
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Responsible for the delivery and monitoring of the
adopted Local Plan, including overseeing implementation,
considering reports on performance and risks relating to Local Plan
delivery, and ensuring the Council meets its statutory planning
obligations.
Key
Responsibilities
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Determination of planning applications not delegated
to officers.
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Consideration, modification, and amendment of
planning obligations under Section 106 of the Town & Country
Planning Act 1990 (as amended).
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All aspects of planning enforcement, including
matters under the Planning (Listed Buildings & Conservation
Areas) Act 1990.
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Consideration of briefs for the development and/or
redevelopment of land.
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Enforcement and decision-making under the Planning
(Hazardous Substances) Act 1990.
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Tree Preservation Orders and related controls under
the Town & Country Planning Act 1990.
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Control of advertisements under the Town &
Country Planning Act 1990.
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Revocation or modification of planning permission,
listed building consent, or conservation area consent.
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Consideration and determination of matters
concerning public rights of way.
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Making Orders under Section 215 of the Town and
Country Planning Act 1990 relating to the proper maintenance of
land and prosecution for non-compliance.
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Undertaking site visits as determined to aid the
thorough consideration of planning applications.
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Receiving notice of the outcome of planning
appeals.
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Responsible for Local Plan delivery and monitoring,
including oversight of progress against delivery milestones and
implementation of policies and allocations within the adopted Local
Plan.
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Receiving updates and offering feedback on Strategic
Planning policies and Local Development Plan progress from the
Assets, Projects and Strategy Committee.
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The Committee shall operate in accordance with the
provisions of the Council’s Code of Good Practice for
Planning Matters, as set out in Part 5 of the
Constitution.
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Determine fees and charges relevant to the
committee.
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Advise the Scrutiny Committee on matters requiring
scrutiny.