Planning Permission means any permission, consent or approval given under the Planning Acts;
Planning Permission means the planning permission granted by the Council in pursuance of the Application a draft of which is attached at Schedule One;
Planning Permission means the permission to be granted by way of approval of the Planning Application or from any reserved matters submissions or resulting from any other planning application covering all or part of the Site for any of the uses comprised in the Planning Application whether granted by variation alteration substitution addition or replacement PROVIDED THAT if any form of development within the Site which individually or in combination with any other permission for development would lead to levels of development exceeding those set out in the Planning Application that development shall be subject to additional planning obligations;
Examples of Planning Permission in a sentence
The Tenant must not apply for any Planning Permission except where any approval or consent required under any other provisions in this Lease for development or change of use has already been given and the Landlord has approved the terms of the application for Planning Permission.
The Tenant may only implement a Planning Permission that the Landlord has approved.
More Definitions of Planning Permission
Planning Permission means planning permission (reference
Planning Permission. Means the outline planning permission conditionally granted pursuant to the Appeal
Planning Permission means a permission under section 34 of the Planning and Development Act 2000;
Planning Permission means permission to develop land granted –
Planning Permission. (“caniatâd cynllunio”) means permission under Part 3 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990;
Planning Permission means the planning permission dated [Insert relevant date] issued by [Insert relevant details] under reference [ ] annexed hereto at Annex 2