The Law And Practice of Town Planning
The Law And Practice of Town Planning
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(a) further provides that " where the particulars and information furnished to the Board in accordance with Article VIII. Or Article IX. , or any division of either of these Articles, represent fully and accurately the particulars and information required by this Article in regard to the scheme as prepared or adopted by the local authority, it shall be sufficient if a reference be made to the particulars and information previously furnished under Article VIII. Or Article IX. Or any division the...reof. " precedent NO. 31. FURTHER STATEMENT AS TO DETAILS OF SCHEME. [Heading see ante, p. 177. ] IN pursuance of Article XXI. (6) of the Town Planning Pro- cedure Regulations (England and Wales), 1910, the following statement is furnished giving the particulars required by clauses (I. ) to (X. ) of the said Article : 1. The scheme admits of satisfactory provision being made for the following matters [within or outside or partly within and FURTHER PARTICULARS OF SCHEME. 219 partly outside] the area included in the scheme in the manner indicated.
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(a) further provides that " where the particulars and information furnished to the Board in accordance with Article VIII. Or Article IX. , or any division of either of these Articles, represent fully and accurately the particulars and information required by this Article in regard to the scheme as prepared or adopted by the local authority, it shall be sufficient if a reference be made to the particulars and information previously furnished under Article VIII. Or Article IX. Or any division the...reof. " precedent NO. 31. FURTHER STATEMENT AS TO DETAILS OF SCHEME. [Heading see ante, p. 177. ] IN pursuance of Article XXI. (6) of the Town Planning Pro- cedure Regulations (England and Wales), 1910, the following statement is furnished giving the particulars required by clauses (I. ) to (X. ) of the said Article : 1. The scheme admits of satisfactory provision being made for the following matters [within or outside or partly within and FURTHER PARTICULARS OF SCHEME. 219 partly outside] the area included in the scheme in the manner indicated.
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