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ARTICLE · 07 DECEMBER 2006

Planning Gain Supplement - Further Proposals

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As part of the pre-budget report the Government has published today for consultation further details in relation to Planning Gain Supplement.

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Mark Heighton
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As part of the pre-budget report the Government has published today for consultation further details in relation to Planning Gain Supplement. Three separate consultation papers have been issued in relation to the following:-

  1. Changes to Planning Obligations: a PGS Consultation (please click here to see the paper)

  2. This paper explores some of the more detailed aspects of the PGS scheme and how planning obligations under section 106 agreements, etc would operate if PGS is introduced.

  3. Valuing Planning Gain: a PGS Consultation (please click here to see the paper)

  4. The second paper is concerned solely with the valuations that will be required for the purposes of calculating PGS.

  5. Paying PGS: a PGS Technical Consultation (please click here to see the paper)

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