The Town and Country Planning (Mayor of London) Order 2000
1Citation, commencement and application
2Interpretation
3Notification to the Mayor of applications of potential strategic importance
4Determination of applications of potential strategic importance
5Mayor’s power to direct refusal of permission
SCHEDULE
1Definition of “application of potential strategic importance”
2If the local planning authority receive an application for planning...
3In deciding, in accordance with paragraph 2 above, whether an...
4For the purposes of this Schedule development occupies that area...
5For the purposes of this Schedule “floorspace” means the total...
PART ILARGE SCALE DEVELOPMENT
1Category 1A
1Category 1B
2In paragraph 1 “Central London” means the area bounded by...
1Category 1C
2A building is adjacent to the River Thames for the...
3Any part of a building below ground level shall be...
1Category 1D
PART IIMAJOR INFRASTRUCTURE
1Category 2A
2In paragraph 1 “mining operations” means the winning and working...
1Category 2B
2In paragraph 1 “waste development” means any operational development designed...
1Category 2C
2Development to alter an air passenger terminal to increase its...
PART IIIDEVELOPMENT WHICH MAY AFFECT STRATEGIC POLICIES
1Interpretation
1Category 3A
1Category 3B
1Category 3C
2In paragraph 1 “playing field” has the same meaning as...
1Category 3D
1Category 3E
1Category 3F
PART IVDEVELOPMENT ON WHICH THE MAYOR MUST BE CONSULTED BY VIRTUE OF A DIRECTION OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
1Category 4

2000 No. 1493

TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING, ENGLAND

The Town and Country Planning (Mayor of London) Order 2000

Made

Laid before Parliament

Coming into force

The Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport and the Regions in exercise of the powers conferred upon him by section 74 of the Town and Country Planning Act 19901 and all other powers enabling him in that behalf, hereby makes the following Order:—