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Receiving Instructions and Preliminary Investigations,s advice can take many forms but a frequent instance is that where a client is considering the purchase of a site for development. In other cases the client may own the site and be seeking advice on its best use. Occasionally instructions may be received to find a site suitable for a specific purpos

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Land Use and Its Control,ified for one reason or another. They may be legal and concerned with the ownership of the land. They may be economic. They may be attributable to the physical characteristics of the site. Each of these is dealt with elsewhere in the book. This chapter outlines statutory control over the use and dev

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Roads, Streets and Footpaths,responsible for all or part of the cost of construction. He may be required to contribute towards the cost of making up an unmade road. He may wish to close or divert an existing road, street or footpath and he will certainly be concerned with vehicular access to roads generally. He may enjoy the ri

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Residential Development,ge. The building of new towns is slowing down and the once familiar sight of widespread clearance of decayed housing to make way for wholesale redevelopment is being replaced by schemes of improvement and rehabilitation.

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Community Development,om we have the industrial village, the garden city and the post-Second World War building of new towns. All these illustrate in their own particular way attempts to satisfy that ambition. Much has been written about new towns and many readers will be familiar with at least one. Most of them are wort

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