Check if your road scheme should be considered by IPC, councils told

10 January 2012
Walker: failure to use the IPC route
Walker: failure to use the IPC route "a criminal offence"

 

English Local authorities promoting road schemes that connect to the Highways Agency’s network will be breaking the law if they submit planning applications to themselves rather than to the Infrastructure Planning Commission, a legal expert warned this week.

Angus Walker, a partner in government & infrastructure at law firm Bircham Dyson Bell, said some local authorities probably did not realise that they can no longer apply to themselves for planning permission for a road connected...

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