[61L Permission granted by neighbourhood development orders]
Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (1990 c 8) | Legislation

[61L  Permission granted by neighbourhood development orders]

[(1)     Planning permission granted by a neighbourhood development order may be granted—

(a)     unconditionally, or

(b)     subject to such conditions or limitations as are specified in the order.

(2)     The conditions that may be specified include—

(a)     obtaining the approval of the local planning authority who made the order but not of anyone else, and

(b)     provision specifying the period within which applications must be made to a local planning authority for the approval of the authority of any matter specified in the order.

(3)     Regulations

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