Negotiating Development: Rationales and Practice for Development Obligationsand Planning Gain

ISBN-13: 9780419194101 / Angielski / Twarda / 1995 / 304 str.

Spon;Healey

Opis

This text draws on research undertaken for the Joseph Rowntree Foundation on Development Impacts and Development Obligations to provide an account of the developing role of agreements in dealing with the impact of development. The first part reviews the policy, legal, planning and development context. The second part reviews contemporary practice. The third part reviews future developments. The authors bring their experience of both planning theory, practice and law and their empirical work to this major statement on an important area of planning practice. The focus is primarily on England, but the British experience is set in the wider context of experience elsewhere.

Recenzje

'a substantial contribution to the debate on planning obligations...a helpful analysis of the case law and sets out practical experience for those involved with negotiating planning obligations, whether for developers or local authorities' - Journal of Planning Law

'...a thoughtful and authoritative book...researchers, students, and professionals will benefit from reading it' - Environment and Planning

'...an admirably clear book about a very complicated aspect of British planning.' - European Planning Studies

'...a very timely and illuminating study...the authors are to be congratulated in providing access to an impressive range of material on a rather secretive and contentious subject. ...a very thorough, well-argued exploration with clear recommendations. - Urban Studies

Spis treści

Part One The Issues. Development impacts, the community interest and the planning system. From betterment to development obligations. Development impacts and the developer. The law and the legal debate. Part Two The Practice. Development obligations in contemporary planning practice. The purpose and rationales for agreements. The negotiation and management of obligations. Implications. Regulation through negotiation: a systematic approach. Appendix 1.The study approach. Appendix 2 Index of legal cases. References. Index.

O autorze

Frank Ennis, Patsy Healey, M. Purdue