Planning - permitted development rights review - phase 2: consultation
We are seeking views on proposed changes to Permitted Development Rights (PDR), as well as the use classes order, which are being considered through phase 2 of the review.
Annex F: Fairer Scotland Duty Assessment
Policy title
Permitted Development Rights Review – Phase 2
Directorate: Division: Team:
Local Government & Communities Planning & Architecture Development Delivery
Policy lead responsible for taking the decision
Tom Winter
Rationale for decision
The changes to permitted development rights (PDR) and use classes order (UCO) proposed in this consultation are not considered to constitute a strategic decision for the purposes of the Fairer Scotland Duty. The proposals would alter the process by which specified forms of development are consented, in order to support wider Scottish Government policy objectives. The types of development for which new or extended PDR are being considered are either relatively small-scale (e.g. electric vehicle charge points), involve changes to the use of existing buildings or, in the case of ports, are limited to specific locations. This is consistent with the approach that was taken for Phase 1 of the PDR review.
I confirm that the decision to not carry out a Fairer Scotland assessment has been authorised by:
Name and job title of Deputy Director (or equivalent)
Fiona Simpson, Chief Planner
Date authorisation given
21 April 2022
Contact
Email: Planning.PDR2@gov.scot
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