Caravan sites and control of development act 1960
Circular 23/83
Document Status
Partially replaced or revised by new document
Supplement
Sustainability, Environment, Development & Planning
Series
Circular
Abstract
Sets out Revised Model Standards for licensed caravan sites, clarifying the distinction between sites for touring caravans and those for static, or predominantly static, caravans. Also covers the use of site licence control as an alternative to enforcement procedures when caravans are on an unauthorised site.
History
Joint circular. Also known as Welsh Office Circular 32/83. Supersedes paragraph 30 of DOE Circular 49/68 (Welsh Office Circular 42/68). Paragraphs 8-14 superseded by DOE Circular 22/91 (Welsh Office Circular 78/91).
ISBN
9780117516991
Subjects
- Planning and development
- Other planning disciplines
- Temporary accommodation planning
- Temporary accommodation
Publisher History
The Department of the Environment merged with the Department of Transport to form the Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions. This organisation has since combined with others to form the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.
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