Material consideration
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The court concludes that earlier complaints alleging breaches of a condition were a material consideration
It has long been accepted by the court that the planning history of a site is capable of being a material consideration in the determination of a later planning application…
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The availability of alternative sites is capable in given circumstances of amounting to a material consideration in the determination of a planning application or appeal
A further issue in R (on the application of Holder) v Gedling Borough Council (see PP 2014/89) was the availability of alternative sites.
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The risk of the creation of a precedent may justify even further weight as a material consideration where the proposed development is to take place in the green belt
It is not disputed that, in principle, a grant of planning permission may set a precedent for further developments of the same character.
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Enabling development may still be a material consideration when the importance of the enabled asset is regional only
It has been long recognised that the financial dependency of one part of a development on another part may be a material consideration for planning determination purposes.
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The impact of a proposed development on the use of and activities upon neighbouring land may be a material planning consideration
In the determination of a planning application, the decision-maker is statutorily bound to have regard inter alia to “any other material considerations”.
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PP 2013/4 The prospect of a planning fallback position being resorted to must be real and not theoretical
Town and country planning; Material considerations
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PP 2012/159
Town and country planning; Material considerations
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PP 2012/135
Town and country planning Material considerations
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PP 2012/123
Town and country planning, Material consideration