§ 18. Sir Ian Fraserasked the Minister of Town and Country Planning if he will give details of his proposals to allow freer building alterations, etc., in the Lake District.
§ Mr. DaltonIn the Lake District a farmer must give the planning authority 14 days' notice of his intention to erect a permanent farm building and must provide a site plan, description and details of the materials. Within this period, the planning authority may require that the design and external appearance of the building shall be subject to their approval.
§ Sir I. FraserIs the right hon. Gentleman satisfied that, consistent with maintaining the beauty and amenities of this part, both agriculture and the hotel industry, and other industries where applicable, will have freedom to develop?
§ Mr. DaltonThe recent Regulations which I issued are designed to ease the planning restrictions very considerably upon farm buildings all over the country and, in spite of the special provisions, to a considerable extent in the Lake District.