Planning Brief definition

Planning Brief means a policy document that provides a summary of the planning policy framework as it relates to the Site, identifying constraints and opportunities and the type of development on the Site expected or encouraged by local planning policies.
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Planning Brief means a statement by the Planning Authority specifying mandatory and optional planning requirements relating to the land for which Organised Development is proposed.
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Examples of Planning Brief in a sentence

  • The allocation lists two site requirements – the need to be developed in accordance with the approved Planning Brief for the site and to consider the potential for culvert removal and channel restoration.

  • The protection and augmentation of the landscape framework surrounding the site and alongside the Malthouse Burn were identified in the Planning Brief as being of fundamental importance to the design and success of a development on the site, respecting the rural edge of Melrose and the setting and qualities of the Eildon and Leaderfoot National Scenic Area.

  • The Planning Brief for the site was produced in 2006 to support the allocation in the Finalised Local Plan at that time.

  • The outline concept for the re-development of the Brunswick Park site has already been endorsed when Barnet Council’s Cabinet approved the Planning Brief in April 2007.

  • There is no guidance in the Planning Brief about height or general form of houses and there is some comment in the objections about alternative ways of approaching this development, including changing the mix of housing and positions of single and two storey houses.

  • The planning application has been fully assessed against the provisions of the Planning Brief and the following sections will include analysis against relevant parts of the Brief.

  • The principles of the land exchange comply with the Harrow-on-the-Hill Planning Brief adopted by the Council in July 2005 following extensive public consultation.

  • The Planning Brief sets certain basic requirements for the development which dictates the layout, as mentioned in the Design and Access Statement.

  • The agent highlighted the following responses:  Reduction in numbers and height of houses along the ground behind The Croft  Full information on tree buffer zones which can be more flexible given the comments in the Planning Brief and position of the Brief versus application site boundary.

  • It should also be remembered that the Planning Brief was referring to a 45 house development and not one for 28 houses, of which seven are one-bedroomed.