[70D Power to decline to determine applications in cases of earlier non-implementation etc]
Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (1990 c 8) | Legislation

[70D  Power to decline to determine applications in cases of earlier non-implementation etc]

[(1)     A local planning authority in England may decline to determine an application for planning permission for the development of any land if—

(a)     the development is development of a prescribed description,

(b)     the application is made by—

(i)     a person who has previously made an application for planning permission for development of land all or any part of which is in the local planning authority's area at the time the current application is made (“the earlier application”), or

(ii)     a person who has a connection of a prescribed description with the development to which the earlier application related (“the earlier development”),

(c)     the earlier development was

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