Factors in the Effective Delivery of Rural Exception Sites in England

The key parties involved in a RES include: the community (which sees the need for affordable housing), the landowner (with a site suitable for a RES), the local planning authority (which has produced a local plan containing policies to facilitate development on a RES), a registered provider of social housing (which is attracted to a development opportunity that furthers its social mission), and ei. [...] Theme 2: The impacts of those constraints on the general planning service and on the delivery of small rural housing sites General impacts 6.13 Despite the lack of resource described in the previous section, 60% of respondents believed that decisions were given on time and to an expected quality without the need to seek extensions of time. [...] The authority borders the Welsh local authorities of Powys to the west and Wrexham to the north. [...] The authority borders the Welsh local authorities of Powys to the west and Wrexham to the north. [...] But on the other hand, a problematic relationship between residents and the landowner may well have been accentuated by the significant component of market development in the proposal (the interests of the landowner have trumped the conservatism of the community?) Ahead of the submission of a further planning application, a new ecology survey has now been commissioned and new access arrangements h.