Development permitted without consent—existing health services facilities

Current

(1)

Any of the following development may be carried out by or on behalf of a public authority without consent on any land if the development is carried out within the boundaries of an existing health services facility—

(a)

the erection or alteration of, or addition to, a building that is a health services facility,

(b)

development for the purposes of restoring or replacing accommodation or administration facilities,

(b1)

development for the purposes of restoring or replacing any other building or structure that is part of a health services facility,

(c)

demolition of buildings carried out for the purposes of a health services facility,

(d)

development for the purposes of patient transport facilities, including helipads and ambulance facilities,

(e)

development for the purposes of any of the following that service patients or staff of, or visitors to, the health services facility, or other premises within the boundaries of the facility—

(i)

car parks,

(ii)

centre-based child care facilities,

(iii)

commercial premises,

(iv)

community facilities,

(v)

information and education facilities,

(vi)

recreation areas, recreation facilities (indoor) or recreation facilities (outdoor),

(vii)

residential accommodation,

(f)

development for the purposes of health research (or development) industries, including medical research (or development) industries,

(g)

development for the purposes of high technology industry for an industrial activity that involves biological, pharmaceutical, medical or paramedical systems, goods or components,

(h)

development for the purposes of a building or place used for the training or education of health and other professionals.

(2)

Development must not be carried out under this section unless—

(a)

the public authority is satisfied that appropriate consultation has been undertaken having regard to—

(i)

the SCPP—new health services facilities and schools, and

(ii)

the community participation plan, and

(b)

the public authority has considered the design guide, and

(c)

the development will not involve more than 30,000m² of gross floor area on the site being created or affected.

(3)

(Repealed)

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2.61 Development permitted without consent—existing health services facilities