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2. In paragraphs 3, 4, 5 and 6 below:
“deemed refusal” means deemed refusal of a request pursuant to paragraph 30(3) of the Schedule, and “deemed to be refused” shall be construed accordingly;
“operation” means any operation, work, matter or scheme (including any arrangements with respect to a matter, any bringing into use of works or any additional details) for which approval is required; and
“similar request” means one further request which is made to the same authority and which relates solely to:
the whole or part of the same site as that to which an earlier request related (and to no other land); and
an operation which is, in the opinion of the authority, of the same character or description as that which was the subject of the earlier request.
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