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DISHES OF THE DAY:PLANNING AND THE NEW MEDIA.

MAX VAN DEN BERG;MAX VAN DEN BERG, IR.

Journal of Planning and Environment Law, n.º 2/1988, pág. 75

Sumario

I. DEVELOPMENT BY TELECOMMUNICATIONS OPERATORS. II.ìOTHER TELECOMMUNICATIONS DEVELOPMENT. III. DOMESTICìDEWLLINGS.

E.I.A. AND B.P.E.O.: ACRONYMS FOR GOOD ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING?

WOOD, CHRISTOPHER

Journal of Planning and Environment Law, n.º 5/1988, pág. 310

Sumario

I. BEST PRACTICABLE ENVIRONMENT OPTION. II. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT. III. ACHIEVING B.P.E.O. BY USING E.I.A.. IV. IRVINE PAPER MILL. V. LOMAX OPENCAST COAL MINE. VI. SOUTH WARWICKSHIRE DEEP COAL MINE. VII. CONCLUSIONS.

FRESH OBSTACLES TO PLANNING ENFORCEMENT

PARKES, WALTER

Journal of Planning and Environment Law, n.º 4/1989, pág. 246

Sumario

I. R.V. POLLY NEWLAND. II. R.V. KUXHAUS. III. THRASYVOULOU V. SECRETARY OF STATE. IV. CONCLUSION.

FROM PLANNING GAIN TO COMMUNITY BENEFIT

LICHFIELD, NATHANIEL

Journal of Planning and Environment Law, n.º 3/1989, pág. 68

Sumario

I. WHY THE CONTINUING UNCERTAINTY IN PLANNING GAIN. II. FUZZY CONTEXT OF PLANNING GAIN. III. FUZZY CONTEXT OF DEVELOPMENT CONTROL. IV. IS THERE A ROLE FOR PLANNING GAIN AT ALL? V. SOME DISTORTIONS TO PLANNING FROM PLANNING GAIN. VI. MAKING AN HONEST WOMAN OF PLANNING GAIN...

HERITAGE LEGISLATION

SUDDARDS, ROGER W.

Journal of Planning and Environment Law, n.º 15/1989, pág. 46

Sumario

I. WHAT IS A LISTED BUILDING? II. APPEAL AGAINST LISTING. III. THE IMMUNITY PROCEDURE. IV. THE LEGALISTIC APPROACH. V. BUILDINGS UPON BUILDINGS. VI. FACADISM. VII. TAXATION. VIII. REPAIRS NOTICES. IX. FINALE.

MATERIAL CONSIDERATIONS: AN EVER EXPANDING CONCEPT?

PURDUE, MICHAEL

Journal of Planning and Environment Law, n.º 3/1989, pág. 156

Sumario

I. SOCIAL CONSIDERATIONS. II. ECONOMIC CONSIDERATIONS. III. PERSONAL CONSIDERATIONS. V. CONCLUSIONS.

NOISE POLLUTION LAW ENFORCEMENT

HAWKE, NEIL;HIMAN, JOAN

Journal of Planning and Environment Law, n.º 2/1988, pág. 84

Sumario

I. NOISE AS A POLLUTANT. II. SIGNIFICANCE OF THE COMMON LAW. III. MODES OF CONTROL. IV. PROBLEMS OF DEFINITION AND MEASUREMENT. V. CONCLUSIONS.

NOISE: THE PROBLEM OF OVERLAPPING CONTROLS

BETTLE, JANET