planning blight

No action was taken on this for many years which led to a planning blight along the proposed route.

Whether they give rise to more or to less planning blight than the old development plan system is debatable.

The 1973 Act extended beyond planning blight and takes us into the much broader area of the law relating to compensation.

David and Barbara Owen say planning blight has made their home impossible to sell.

The introduction of the new type of development plan under the 1968 Act involved revised provisions in relation to planning blight.

Redress by way of a purchase notice provided for owners affected by planning blight was introduced in 1959.

In 1973 the Land Compensation Act gave statutory effect to these, and made other significant changes to the planning blight provisions.

He warned that thousands of householders faced the prospect of years of planning blight.

Successive years and governments brought planning blight and hopes deferred once again until the school buildings reached an advances state of dilapidation.

By the 1980s, planning blight had affected the area and many of the houses had become home to a community of artists and squatters.

After legal action was taken by residents along the proposed route new route through issues of planning blight, the station on the current site was constructed in 1881.

The Incident Room premises secured by Shaw were part of a complex of old buildings near the wharf which were suffering from planning blight.

Mr Grieve has warned of a "planning blight" due to uncertainty over whether there will be a spur added into Heathrow Airport at a later date.

After the 1973 oil crisis, those remaining schemes fell into limbo, casting a planning blight over the affected areas for a decade or more until they were finally laid to rest.

There was no real mainstream football presence: in the broader media the game was usually portrayed as a kind of urban affliction, like planning blight or unlicensed mini-cabs.

John Prescott, the shadow transport secretary, said the announcement confirmed 'further delay, uncertainty and planning blight with the line's completion pushed into the next century, not the end of the decade'.

The area itself deteriorated over the years, due partly to planning blight related to transport schemes that were never realised and to the neglect of its housing stock by both private and council landlords.

The planning blight of the 1960s is apparent everywhere in the poorly designed, poorly constructed high rise blocks, most in a state of disrepair, which replaced terrace houses when whole areas were cleared.

Landowners along the proposed routes from Lackenby to Picton and Picton to Shipton were worried that a planning blight would affect a large swathe of their land until the outcome of the inquiry was known.

However, East Ropery Banks remains, is now designated as long-life property and seems to have recovered from some 8 years of planning blight through a combination of the re-availability of improvement grants and a strong market demand for small dwellings in central North Shields.

Briefly, the effect of these is that in those areas where a structure plan comes into force, blight caused by either the structure plan or the previous development plan is covered by the planning blight provisions until a local plan allocating land succeeds the old development plan.