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DescriptionThis course provides introductory content on how development projects are conceived, presented and appraised. The session will un-pack the term ‘development’ and will explore the different mechanisms through which planning consent can be granted. The session will outline key stages in preparing and assessing planning applications and will explain how planning decisions are made. The course outlines the kind of follow-on action that is needed should an application be approved or refused. Course aims The course aims to develop awareness of the institutional and legal frameworks that surround the management of development and the circumstances through which planning permission needs to be sought. The course outlines the stages through which a planning application is prepared and submitted and the steps that need to be taken to appraise, and ultimately approve or refuse, a planning application. The role for planning conditions and obligations will also be discussed, as will the processes for potentially appealing a planning decision and taking enforcement action. The course is interactive and hands-on, with participants being invited to engage with real-life development sites and planning applications. See the more info tab for further details.
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Additional ItemsContactThe course will be delivered by Nick Smith who is a Chartered Member of the Royal Town Planning Institute. Nick is a Lecturer in Planning at the University of Plymouth and is Programme Leader for MSc Planning and is leading the design of a new undergraduate programme, BSc (Hons) Environmental Planning and Design. Nick has worked in planning for 25 years and has spent time in both planning practice and academia. For more information, please contact Nick Smith More InformationCourse learning outcomes: By completing this short course, learners should be able: · To recognise how development is defined and the circumstances when planning permission needs to be sought. · To understand the basic principles of permitted development and how material changes of use are approached and managed. · To identify the different kinds of planning application that exist, and the type of information that applicants need to submit to support their proposals. · To understand the processes via which planning applications are assessed and determined via a plan-led system, including how policy and other material considerations are applied. Who is the course for? The course has been designed for anyone who engages with planning or is likely to do so in the future. No prior knowledge is assumed, and participants will be invited to share their experiences and associations with planning during the session. The course is ideal for those who have recently started to work in the planning and development sector, and those with aspirations to work in the sector. However, content will also be relevant to broader groups and individuals who want to extend their knowledge and influence of English planning practice. Level Introductory Course date and time Wednesday 16th September, 10:00am to 5:00pm (including breaks) This is the second of two introductory courses. The first course, Introduction to Planning: Plan and Policy Making, has been scheduled for Tuesday 15th September. Delivery format The course has been designed for in-person delivery, but delegates can join online via Microsoft Teams and engage via a hybrid format if necessary. The in-person delivery will be hosted at the University of Plymouth’s main city campus. Course presenter The course will be delivered by Nick Smith who is a Chartered Member of the Royal Town Planning Institute. Nick is a Lecturer in Planning at the University of Plymouth and is Programme Leader for MSc Planning and is leading the design of a new undergraduate programme, BSc (Hons) Environmental Planning and Design. Nick has worked in planning for 25 years and has spent time in both planning practice and academia. Prices · £250 per person plus VAT · £200 per person plus VAT if more than two delegates are booked from the same organisation or if the individual is also booked on the accompanying introductory course: Introduction to Planning: Plan and Policy Making. · £75 for students, carers and those unemployed. | |||||||||||||||
