Not Normally Permitted definition

Not Normally Permitted means a use is not acceptable in principle and will only be permitted in special cases where the Council is satisfied that the use would not conflict with the general objective for the zone and could be permitted without undesirable consequences for the permitted uses and which can be allowed subject to compliance with pertinent control criteria consistent with the proper planning and development of the area, having regard to the Local Area Plan.

Examples of Not Normally Permitted in a sentence

• Not Normally Permitted = X A use which is ‘Not Normally Permitted’ is one which will not be considered by the Planning Authority except in exceptional circumstances.

• Residential DensityDwelling Units/HaDwelling Units/AcrePossible Appropriate LocationsMedium to High35-50 Land Use Zoning MatrixDM Guideline LU2 – Land Use Zoning MatrixThe land use zoning matrix indicates the types of land uses that are Permitted in Principle (P), Open for Consideration (O) and Not Normally Permitted (N), for the land use zones designated in Section3.1.2 above.

• Residential DensityDwelling Units/HaDwelling Units/AcrePossible Appropriate LocationsMedium to High Land Use Zoning Matrix DM Guideline LU2 – Land Use Zoning MatrixThe land use zoning matrix indicates the types of land uses that are Permitted in Principle (P), Open for Consideration (O) and Not Normally Permitted (N), for the land use zones designated in Section3.1.2 above.