115 Development for which development consent may be granted
Planning Act 2008 (2008 c 29) | Legislation

115  Development for which development consent may be granted

(1)     Development consent may be granted for development which is—

(a)     development for which development consent is required, or

(b)     associated development[, or

(c)     related housing development].

(2)     “Associated development” means development which—

(a)     is associated with the development within subsection (1)(a) (or any part of it),

(b)     [does not consist of or include] the construction or extension of one or more dwellings, and

(c)     is within subsection (3)[, (4) or (4A)].

(3)     Development is within this subsection if it is to be carried out wholly in one or more of the following areas—

(a)

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