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PART 6 Neighbourhood development orders and community right to build orders
Environmental Impact Assessments
1.In this Schedule— “EIA development” means development which satisfies the...
2.Where the development described in an order proposal is EIA...
4.In regulation 2(1) (interpretation)— (a) before the definition of “the...
5.In regulation 25(b) (modifications where application by a local planning...
6.After regulation 29 (local development orders) insert— Neighbourhood development orders...
7.In regulation 36(b) (appeal to Secretary of State without an...
8.In regulation 38 (further information and evidence respecting environmental statements)...
9.In regulation 43 (modification of provisions on prohibition of granting...
10.In regulation 47(2) (modification of provisions on preparation, publicity and...
11.In regulation 49(2)(b) and (c) (suspension of minerals development) for...
13.In paragraph 2(c)(v) of Schedule 3 (selection criteria for screening...
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