[SCHEDULE 4B Process for Making of Neighbourhood Development Orders]
Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (1990 c 8) | Legislation

[SCHEDULE 4B Process for Making of Neighbourhood Development Orders]

[Section 61E]

[Proposals for neighbourhood development orders

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(1)     A qualifying body is entitled to submit a proposal to a local planning authority for the making of a neighbourhood development order by the authority in relation to a neighbourhood area within the area of the authority.

(2)     The proposal must be accompanied by—

(a)     a draft of the order, and

(b)     a statement which contains a summary of the proposals and sets out the reasons why an order should be made in the proposed terms.

(3)     The proposal must—

(a)     be made in the prescribed form, and

(b)     be accompanied by other documents and information of a prescribed description.

(4)     The qualifying body must send to prescribed persons a copy of—

(a)     the proposal,

(b)     the draft neighbourhood development order, and

(c)     such of the other documents and information accompanying the proposal as may be prescribed.

(5)     The Secretary of State may publish a document setting standards for—

(a)     the preparation of a draft neighbourhood development order and other documents accompanying the proposal,

(b)     the coverage in any document accompanying the proposal of a

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