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5. Approval of Secretary of State for article 4(1) directions
7. Directions restricting permitted development under Class B of Part 22 or Class B of Part 23
PART 1 DEVELOPMENT WITHIN THE CURTILAGE OF A DWELLINGHOUSE
PART 6 AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGS AND OPERATIONS
PART 8 INDUSTRIAL AND WAREHOUSE DEVELOPMENT
Class D Development by Civil Aviation Authority within an airport
Class E Development by the Civil Aviation Authority for air traffic control and navigation
Class F Development by the Civil Aviation Authority in an emergency
Class G Development by the Civil Aviation Authority for air traffic control etc.
Class H Development by the Civil Aviation Authority for surveys etc.
Class I Use of airport buildings managed by relevant airport operators
PART 19 DEVELOPMENT ANCILLARY TO MINING OPERATIONS
PART 20 COAL MINING DEVELOPMENT BY THE COAL AUTHORITYAND LICENSED OPERATORS
PART 21 WASTE TIPPING AT A MINE
PART 24 DEVELOPMENT BY TELECOMMUNICATIONS CODE SYSTEM OPERATORS
PART 26 DEVELOPMENT BY THE HISTORIC BUILDINGS AND MONUMENTSCOMMISSION FOR ENGLAND
PART 27 USE BY MEMBERS OF CERTAIN RECREATIONAL ORGANISATIONS
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