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dimulka [17.4K]
3 years ago
13

Write about the factors that affect the process of planning.​

Business
1 answer:
Leona [35]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

  1. Local planning policies
  2. Local planning policiesNature, wildlife and biodiversity
  3. Local planning policiesNature, wildlife and biodiversityBats
  4. Local planning policiesNature, wildlife and biodiversityBatsBuilding regulations
  5. Local planning policiesNature, wildlife and biodiversityBatsBuilding regulationsDesign
  6. Local planning policiesNature, wildlife and biodiversityBatsBuilding regulationsDesignDesign and access statement
  7. Local planning policiesNature, wildlife and biodiversityBatsBuilding regulationsDesignDesign and access statementSustainability
  8. Local planning policiesNature, wildlife and biodiversityBatsBuilding regulationsDesignDesign and access statementSustainabilityEnvironmental Health
  9. Local planning policiesNature, wildlife and biodiversityBatsBuilding regulationsDesignDesign and access statementSustainabilityEnvironmental HealthTrees and hedgerows
  10. Local planning policiesNature, wildlife and biodiversityBatsBuilding regulationsDesignDesign and access statementSustainabilityEnvironmental HealthTrees and hedgerowsYour neighbours
  11. Local planning policiesNature, wildlife and biodiversityBatsBuilding regulationsDesignDesign and access statementSustainabilityEnvironmental HealthTrees and hedgerowsYour neighboursLighting
  12. Local planning policiesNature, wildlife and biodiversityBatsBuilding regulationsDesignDesign and access statementSustainabilityEnvironmental HealthTrees and hedgerowsYour neighboursLightingConservation Areas
  13. Local planning policiesNature, wildlife and biodiversityBatsBuilding regulationsDesignDesign and access statementSustainabilityEnvironmental HealthTrees and hedgerowsYour neighboursLightingConservation AreasListed Buildings
  14. Local planning policiesNature, wildlife and biodiversityBatsBuilding regulationsDesignDesign and access statementSustainabilityEnvironmental HealthTrees and hedgerowsYour neighboursLightingConservation AreasListed BuildingsAccess / highways
  15. Local planning policiesNature, wildlife and biodiversityBatsBuilding regulationsDesignDesign and access statementSustainabilityEnvironmental HealthTrees and hedgerowsYour neighboursLightingConservation AreasListed BuildingsAccess / highwaysTraffic
  16. Local planning policiesNature, wildlife and biodiversityBatsBuilding regulationsDesignDesign and access statementSustainabilityEnvironmental HealthTrees and hedgerowsYour neighboursLightingConservation AreasListed BuildingsAccess / highwaysTrafficParking
  17. Local planning policiesNature, wildlife and biodiversityBatsBuilding regulationsDesignDesign and access statementSustainabilityEnvironmental HealthTrees and hedgerowsYour neighboursLightingConservation AreasListed BuildingsAccess / highwaysTrafficParkingFlooding
  18. Local planning policiesNature, wildlife and biodiversityBatsBuilding regulationsDesignDesign and access statementSustainabilityEnvironmental HealthTrees and hedgerowsYour neighboursLightingConservation AreasListed BuildingsAccess / highwaysTrafficParkingFloodingCovenants
  19. Local planning policiesNature, wildlife and biodiversityBatsBuilding regulationsDesignDesign and access statementSustainabilityEnvironmental HealthTrees and hedgerowsYour neighboursLightingConservation AreasListed BuildingsAccess / highwaysTrafficParkingFloodingCovenantsHistorical remains
  20. Local planning policiesNature, wildlife and biodiversityBatsBuilding regulationsDesignDesign and access statementSustainabilityEnvironmental HealthTrees and hedgerowsYour neighboursLightingConservation AreasListed BuildingsAccess / highwaysTrafficParkingFloodingCovenantsHistorical remainsAffordable housing
  21. Local planning policiesNature, wildlife and biodiversityBatsBuilding regulationsDesignDesign and access statementSustainabilityEnvironmental HealthTrees and hedgerowsYour neighboursLightingConservation AreasListed BuildingsAccess / highwaysTrafficParkingFloodingCovenantsHistorical remainsAffordable housingSewer adoption and connection
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