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Planning negotiations—speeding up the resolution of section 106 disputes

Published on: 02 February 2016
Published by: LexisPSL
  • Planning negotiations—speeding up the resolution of section 106 disputes
  • What will be the procedure for the negotiations?
  • How might the procedure benefit developers and local planning authorities?
  • Are there any potential disadvantages, eg funding implications?
  • What are the next steps for the Bill?
  • What are the implications for lawyers and their clients? What should they do next?

Article summary

Planning analysis: As the Housing and Planning Bill 2015–16 progresses through Parliament, Dan Murphy, planning lawyer at Shoosmiths and former town planner, considers the introduction of a new dispute resolution mechanism, aimed at speeding up stalled section 106 negotiations. or take a trial to read the full analysis.

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