The control of development around hazardous installations in a major metropolitan planning authority ( UK).

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The control of development around hazardous installations in a major metropolitan planning authority ( UK). / Walker, G. P.; Macgill, S. M.
In: University of Leeds, School of Geography, Working Paper, Vol. 376, 1983.

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title = "The control of development around hazardous installations in a major metropolitan planning authority ( UK).",

abstract = "The relationship between the planning authority and the UK Health and Safety Executive is of particular interest as are changes in the operation of hazard control in response to the development of hazard policy and planning guidance. The case study authority is assessed with reference to the operation of the consultation procedure whereby advice on safety issues is obtained from the HSE, and the impact that safety has had on land use. -Authors",

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AB - The relationship between the planning authority and the UK Health and Safety Executive is of particular interest as are changes in the operation of hazard control in response to the development of hazard policy and planning guidance. The case study authority is assessed with reference to the operation of the consultation procedure whereby advice on safety issues is obtained from the HSE, and the impact that safety has had on land use. -Authors

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JO - University of Leeds, School of Geography, Working Paper

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