The Town and Country Planning (Former RAF Scampton) (Accommodation for Asylum-Seekers etc.) Special Development Order 2024
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SCHEDULE 2 Development for which planning permission is granted
Article 4(1)(a) and (b) 1 The making of material changes in the use of any buildings in, on, under or over the Order land, or of any other part of the Order land, in connection with the carrying out, in relation to resident service users, of relevant functions, or functions incidental or ancillary to such functions, including the provision, by making such a change in use, of— (a) living accommodation; (b) catering or dining facilities; (c) toilet or washing facilities; (d) laundry facilities; (e) indoor or outdoor sport and recreation facilities; (f) education facilities; (g) worship and religious observance facilities; (h) retail facilities; (i) parking for vehicles; (j) warehousing or storage; (k) office or administrative facilities; (l) medical facilities, including accommodation for those being treated in isolation for infectious diseases; (m) facilities for providing legal and other advice to resident service users; (n) facilities for those carrying out police and security activities. 2 Building, engineering or other operations, in, on, under or over the Order land, in connection with the carrying out, in relation to resident service users, of relevant functions, or functions incidental or ancillary to such functions, comprising the construction of— (a) buildings or structures to be used in providing any accommodation or other facility of a kind referred to in paragraph 1, including any works of refurbishment to a building or structure, where planning permission is required for the refurbishment; (b) any artificial surfacing, including— (i) surfacing that is permeable or porous; (ii) surfacing in the form of paths or pavements; (iii) maintenance, repair or replacement of existing internal access roads, but excluding any other construction of roads; (c) hard landscaping, including seats, refuse bins and barriers to control the movement of people or vehicles; (d) lighting and signage; (e) gates, fences, walls or other means of enclosure, including where these are erected to provide protection for existing buildings or structures on the Order land, or screening between the Order land and adjacent land; (f) gatehouses; (g) mains, sewers, drains, pipes, conduits, cables, electrical substations or other apparatus, for the provision of water, gas, electricity, or other services, including breaking open any land to enable their construction; (h) foul water and surface water drainage, including any apparatus or machinery associated with their provision; (i) soft landscaping; (j) ancillary security measures; (k) closed-circuit television and development ancillary to closed-circuit television; (l) works required in connection with— (i) the production or supply of any form of energy; (ii) the storage of fuel or other substances, to be used for the benefit of resident service users or persons involved in the carrying out of relevant functions; (m) other plant or machinery.
SCHEDULE 2 Development for which planning permission is granted
Article 4(1)(a) and (b) 1 The making of material changes in the use of any buildings in, on, under or over the Order land, or of any other part of the Order land, in connection with the carrying out, in relation to resident service users, of relevant functions, or functions incidental or ancillary to such functions, including the provision, by making such a change in use, of— (a) living accommodation; (b) catering or dining facilities; (c) toilet or washing facilities; (d) laundry facilities; (e) indoor or outdoor sport and recreation facilities; (f) education facilities; (g) worship and religious observance facilities; (h) retail facilities; (i) parking for vehicles; (j) warehousing or storage; (k) office or administrative facilities; (l) medical facilities, including accommodation for those being treated in isolation for infectious diseases; (m) facilities for providing legal and other advice to resident service users; (n) facilities for those carrying out police and security activities. 2 Building, engineering or other operations, in, on, under or over the Order land, in connection with the carrying out, in relation to resident service users, of relevant functions, or functions incidental or ancillary to such functions, comprising the construction of— (a) buildings or structures to be used in providing any accommodation or other facility of a kind referred to in paragraph 1, including any works of refurbishment to a building or structure, where planning permission is required for the refurbishment; (b) any artificial surfacing, including— (i) surfacing that is permeable or porous; (ii) surfacing in the form of paths or pavements; (iii) maintenance, repair or replacement of existing internal access roads, but excluding any other construction of roads; (c) hard landscaping, including seats, refuse bins and barriers to control the movement of people or vehicles; (d) lighting and signage; (e) gates, fences, walls or other means of enclosure, including where these are erected to provide protection for existing buildings or structures on the Order land, or screening between the Order land and adjacent land; (f) gatehouses; (g) mains, sewers, drains, pipes, conduits, cables, electrical substations or other apparatus, for the provision of water, gas, electricity, or other services, including breaking open any land to enable their construction; (h) foul water and surface water drainage, including any apparatus or machinery associated with their provision; (i) soft landscaping; (j) ancillary security measures; (k) closed-circuit television and development ancillary to closed-circuit television; (l) works required in connection with— (i) the production or supply of any form of energy; (ii) the storage of fuel or other substances, to be used for the benefit of resident service users or persons involved in the carrying out of relevant functions; (m) other plant or machinery.
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