Planning Officers Society

The Planning Officers' Society formed in 1997 from the merger of the Metropolitan Planning Officers' Society and the County Planning Officers' Society. They now act as a single voice for local authority planning practitioners.

Website: http://www.planningofficers.org.uk/
Email: communications@planningofficers.org.uk

Documents by this publisher

Series details ↑	Title	Year	Status
Advice Note 2	Planning post RSS revocation	2010	Withdrawn
Advice Note 4	Local tariffs - a way forward	2010	Current
Advice Note 6	Neighbourhood planning	2010	Current
Advice Note 8	Pre planning application consultation best practice	2010	Withdrawn
Good Practice Notes 003	Supporting and facilitating community engagement	2012	Current
Good Practice Notes 004	Neighbourhood planning	2012	Current
Good Practice Notes 005	Developing your local plan and community infrastructure levy (CIL) charging schedule at the same time	2012	Current
Good Practice Notes 007	Renegotiating s106 agreements	2012	Current
Manifesto Background Paper 1	Local plans: an evolutionary approach to improvement	2017	Current
Manifesto Background Paper 2	Infrastructure: funding it in a more effective way	2017	Current
Manifesto Background Paper 3	We need to talk about the green belt	2017	Current
Manifesto Background Paper 4	Red line submissions: a proportionate approach	2017	Current
Manifesto Background Paper 5	Affordable housing: delivering it in a more effective way	2017	Current
Manifesto Background Paper 6	From concept to construction: making the system more flexible	2017	Current
Manifesto Background Paper 7	Compulsory purchase: three essential improvements	2017	Current
Practice Guidance Note 1	Public speaking in planning committees	2007	Current
Practice Guidance Note 12	Consultations	2008	Current
Practice Guidance Note 2	Pre and post decision amendments	2007	Current
Practice Guidance Note 3	Councillor involvement in pre application discussions	2007	Withdrawn
Practice Guidance Note 4	Application validation, registration and digital records	2008	Current