Housing and Planning Act 1986
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49 Minor and consequential amendments; repeals.
(1) The Town and Country Planning Act 1971, and certain related enactments, are amended in accordance with Part I of Schedule 11 with respect to the following matters— (a) the operation of the Use Classes Order on the subdivision of the planning unit; (b) the provision which may be made by development orders; (c) the construction of references to certain documents relating to access for the disabled; (d) applications to vary or revoke conditions attached to planning permission; (e) the procedure on appeals and applications disposed of without a local inquiry or hearing; (f) purchase notices; (g) local inquiries; (h) the determination of appeals by inspectors; and (i) daily penalties for offences; and that Part also contains amendments consequential on the provisions of this Part. (2) The enactments specified in Part III of Schedule 12 are repealed to the extent specified.
49 Minor and consequential amendments; repeals.
(1) The Town and Country Planning Act 1971, and certain related enactments, are amended in accordance with Part I of Schedule 11 with respect to the following matters— (a) the operation of the Use Classes Order on the subdivision of the planning unit; (b) the provision which may be made by development orders; (c) the construction of references to certain documents relating to access for the disabled; (d) applications to vary or revoke conditions attached to planning permission; (e) the procedure on appeals and applications disposed of without a local inquiry or hearing; (f) purchase notices; (g) local inquiries; (h) the determination of appeals by inspectors; and (i) daily penalties for offences; and that Part also contains amendments consequential on the provisions of this Part. (2) The enactments specified in Part III of Schedule 12 are repealed to the extent specified.
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