Permitted Development - Operation of The GPDO 1995

Operation of The GPDO 1995

  • Article 1 defines various terms within the GPDO 1995.
  • Article 2 sets out that the GPDO 1995 applies to all land in England and Wales, with exceptions where the land is the subject of a special development order.
  • Article 3 sets out that the GPDO 1995 grants planning permission for the classes of development in Schedule 2 (referred to as "permitted development"), subject to any relevant exception, limitation or condition specified in Schedule 2. Article 3 also sets out a number of exceptions, including that the GPDO 1995 does not permit development contrary to any condition imposed by any planning permission, and that the GPDO 1995 does not grant permission where the existing building or use is unlawful.
  • Article 4 sets out that the Secretary of State or the local planning authority may make a direction (referred to as an article 4(1) direction restricting certain permitted development rights. Article 5 sets out the procedure for introducing article 4(1) directions.
  • Schedule 1 Part 2 defines "article 1(5) land", which includes a National Park, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, a Conservation area, The Broads, and a World Heritage Site.
  • Schedule 2 specifies the classes of development to which Article 3 refers. These classes are contained within 43 "Parts".

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