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Browse 9 cases in the Planning Geek Case Law Library concerning Reserved matters.
Crystal Property explains why an outline application with all matters reserved is not a blank cheque, and how specified floorspace and illustrative material can still be considered when deciding whether the principle and amount of development are acceptable.
Rochdale ex parte Milne explains how an outline proposal can retain flexibility within assessed and secured environmental parameters, and how to consider the development plan as a whole.
The European Barker judgment explains development consent in a multi-stage procedure and why environmental assessment cannot be excluded simply because the principal permission has already been given.
Barker explains environmental impact assessment in a multi-stage planning process, including outline permission and reserved matters. It also shows why the remedy must be stated accurately.
Court of Appeal authority on the relationship between outline planning permission, reserved matters, separate condition discharge and a later section 73 permission.
