The Government has now issued the regulations which make permanent what was the temporary right to convert office buildings to residential use without obtaining an express grant of planning permission. The new regime comes into effect on 6 April. The prior approval procedure that must be complied with before works can commence now covers the noise that is likely to be experienced by future residents as well as the highways impacts and flood and contamination risks that have to be considered under the existing regime. Developers will have three years, from the date upon which the new prior approval procedure has been completed, to complete the change to residential use.
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