Satisfactory Planning Permission means a Planning Permission which is not subject to an Unreasonable Condition;
Satisfactory Planning Permission means a Planning Permission in respect of which the Challenge Period has expired (and with any proceedings having finally been determined such that the Planning Permission has been upheld and may be implemented) and which does not:- impose on ESCo by way of condition or other obligation any of the following requirements:- a requirement to obtain the agreement of a third party in respect of land outside the Energy Centre(s) other than:- statutory undertakers in respect of any utility; or a highway authority; or a requirement to carry out off‑site works or incur off-site expenditures; and contain a planning condition which has a material adverse impact on the ESCo Works or the ESCo Services, the delivery of Heat Supply [or Electricity Supply] in accordance with Schedule 6 (Works Obligations) and Schedule 7 (ESCo Services) or the Framework Supply Agreement as relevant.
Satisfactory Planning Permission means a Planning Permission which does not contain an Unreasonable Condition (and if the Tenant so requires in respect of which the relevant period has expired without an application to the High Court under Section 288 of the Town and Country Planning Xxx 0000 or an application to the High Court for leave for a judicial review in relation to such Planning Permission having been commenced (or if commenced the application therefor has been withdrawn or finally determined so that the Planning Permission can be implemented without challenge)).
Examples of Satisfactory Planning Permission in a sentence
In this Agreement the following definitions apply: Act means the Town and Country Planning Xxx 0000 Actual Area means the Net Internal Area for the Proposed Development consented by the Satisfactory Planning Permission obtained in accordance with Schedule 1.
In this Agreement the following definitions apply: Act means the Town and Country Planning Xxx 0000 Actual Area means the Net Internal Area for each Unit Type consented by the Satisfactory Planning Permission obtained in accordance with Schedule 2.
There is no scope for further legal challenge and a Satisfactory Planning Permission was achieved on 22 October 2013.
This occurs twelve months after achieving a Satisfactory Planning Permission i.e. 22 October 2014.
In particular, this includes satisfying the "Planning Condition", by the LLP obtaining a "Satisfactory Planning Permission" for the 'Site, being a planning permission which is free from both "Onerous Conditions" and any risk of legal challenge.
More Definitions of Satisfactory Planning Permission
Satisfactory Planning Permission means a Planning Permission for the Newhaven ERP, together with any associated planning agreement or agreement with any highway authority or statutory undertaker, which is a permission for the description of the development which is the subject of the Planning Application for the Newhaven ERP and does not impose on the Contractor by way of condition or other obligation any of the following requirements:
Satisfactory Planning Permission means a Planning Permission granted pursuant to the Planning Submission lodged by EotN together with any ancillary Planning Agreement or Agreements which are in terms satisfactory to both the Council and TG (both acting reasonably).
Satisfactory Planning Permission means a Planning Permission in respect of which the Challenge Period has expired (and with any proceedings having finally been determined such that the Planning Permission has been upheld and may be implemented) and which does not:- impose on ESCo by way of condition or other obligation any of the following requirements:- a requirement to obtain the agreement of a third party in respect of land outside the [Energy Centre(s)]41 other than:- statutory undertakers in respect of any utility; or a highway authority; or a requirement to carry out off‑site works or incur off-site expenditures; and contain a planning condition which has a material adverse impact on the Financial Model, the ESCo Works or the ESCo Services, the delivery of Heat Supply [or Electricity Supply] in accordance with Schedule 6 (Works Obligations) and Schedule 9 (ESCo Services) as relevant.
Satisfactory Planning Permission a Satisfactory SW2 Enterprise Centre Planning Permission or a Satisfactory Surplus Property Planning Permission (as the context permits)
Satisfactory Planning Permission means a Planning Permission with the Challenge Period expired (and with any Proceedings having finally been determined such that the Planning Permission has been upheld and may be implemented)196 for [specify facility], together with any associated Planning Agreement or agreement with any Relevant Authority which is a permission for the description of the development197 which is the subject of the agreed Planning Application for the [specify facility] and does not impose on the Contractor by way of condition or other obligation any of the following requirements: a requirement to obtain the agreement of a third party other than [to be specified] in respect of land outside the [specify facility] other than: statutory undertakers in respect of any utility; and a roads authority; a requirement to carry out Off-Site Works or incur Off-Site Expenditure other than [exclusions to be negotiated on a project specific basis]; a requirement which renders the Contractor unable to deliver or perform all or any of the Services as are to be provided at the [specify facility] in accordance with the Authority’s Requirements or Service Delivery Plan at [facility] but only to the extent it has one or more of the following effects: [to be agreed on a project specific basis. The definition ought not to be too narrow so Bidders are encouraged to ensure flexibility. References to “Base Case” will need to be refined but are included here to demonstrate an appreciation that the Planning Permission will need to deliver the Contractor’s assumptions in relation to Third Party Waste, if applicable] [prevents the [facility] from operating in accordance with the Authority's Requirements and the Service Delivery Plan; restricts the number of waste carrying vehicle movements to and from the Site to less than the minimum inward movements of waste carrying vehicles per day as set out in [ ] of the Service Delivery Plan or Base Case; restricts access to the public otherwise than as set out in the Service Delivery Plan; requires that any Contract Waste will be delivered otherwise than by [road going vehicles alone]; restricts the hours of delivery of Contract Waste to the Site otherwise than as set out in the Service Delivery Plan; causes the Contractor to be in breach of the [Environmental Permit]; limits the life of the planning permission granted for the [Facility] to less than the period from the date that the planning permission is granted until the original Expiry Date; and [restricts to...
Satisfactory Planning Permission means a Planning Permission that does not contain:-