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Institute calls for contributions towards the Killian-Pretty review
30 May 2008
The RTPI has been asked to put forward a list of 20 ways to improve the planning application process to the Killian-Pretty review and is seeking ideas from its members.
Committee upholds decision on professional conduct breach
30 May 2008
The RTPI's appeal committee has upheld a decision of the conduct and discipline panel in respect of a planning consultant member found to be in breach of the professional code of conduct. The consultant member was commissioned at short notice to submit an appeal statement against an enforcement notice. In doing so, she failed to visit the site to check crucial facts prior to submitting the appeal statement, and instead, relied upon incorrect information supplied by the client as to the view from and internal dimensions of the neighbouring properties. She also referred to a previous adviser as an "Architect" when that person was not permitted to use the title "Architect". As a result the appeal statement was incorrect and misleading. The appeal committee confirmed that consultants have a responsibility to check information to ensure that it is correct and cannot simply rely upon information provided by others. The member was found to be in breach of Code (a), (c), and Byelaw 7(2) insofar as she failed to act with competence, thus bringing the profession into disrepute, and failed to discharge her duty to her client and members of the public with due care and diligence. As a result, the appeal committee agreed that the member should be reprimanded without being named in the published report.
Giving planners the lead in changes
30 May 2008
A scientific approach is needed if planners are to bring their influence to bear on the housing crisis and climate change, argues Keith Thomas.
Green building plans require focus on people
30 May 2008
Spatial planning must take more account of individual lifestyles if the UK's low-carbon goals are to be achieved, writes Paul Evans.
Volunteers spread the word on the rewards of Planning Aid experience
30 May 2008
Working with the community through a volunteer network is the prime aim of Planning Aid.
Casebook - Advertisements - Mesh display blocked despite precedent
30 May 2008
The display of an externally illuminated mesh advertisement on scaffolding around a four-storey commercial building in an east London conservation area has been rejected even though a previous inspector had allowed a similar display on another building nearby.
Casebook - Commercial and Industrial - Ship decommissioning approved at port
30 May 2008
The secretary of state has accepted an inspector's recommendation to allow the extension of Seaton Port in Hartlepool for ship decommissioning.
Casebook - Commercial and Industrial - Impact on tenant fails to override policy
30 May 2008
An inspector has granted planning permission for an equestrian centre in the West Yorkshire green belt after giving careful consideration to its impact on an established agricultural tenant.
Casebook - Commercial and Industrial - Road works conditions held reasonable
30 May 2008
An inspector has refused to delete two conditions on planning permission for a visitor centre at an equine rehabilitation centre in west Wales after ruling that they were reasonable and necessary.
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