Titlebook: Development Site Evaluation; N. P. Taylor Textbook 1991Latest edition N P Taylor 1991 agriculture.classification.development.marketing.pla

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Pieter Glasbergen,Henri J. M. Goverded and sold immediately. If someone pays £500 000 for 0.4 ha (an acre) of land which generates a return in one year he will pay less, now, for 0.4 ha (an acre) of land that generates the same return, but in three year’s time. The reason is that the return in one year’s time could then be invested so

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Greening Production as Co-Responsibilityhas subsequently invested substantially in the area through the provision of infrastructure in order to balance the economic equation. It has also adopted a very market-responsive approach to the development of the area rather than seeking to imprint its own master plan on the area.

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Economic Viability,has subsequently invested substantially in the area through the provision of infrastructure in order to balance the economic equation. It has also adopted a very market-responsive approach to the development of the area rather than seeking to imprint its own master plan on the area.

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Drawing the Evaluation Together,d pounds or more, as could a planning report. Ideally the developer wishes to obtain all the relevant information as quickly as possible so that he has a thorough understanding of all aspects of the project on which to take a decision. How he achieves this will depend on the circumstances in which t

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Conclusions,er will be anxious to establish as accurately as possible the extent of the development potential of a site. The evaluation exercise is designed to help him in this task. It may show that planning permission has actually been given for the development which he would wish to undertake; in this case t