Minerals of local and national importance - Revision history

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	* Potash.		* Potash.

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	Mineral resources are natural concentrations of minerals or, in the case of aggregates, bodies of rock that are, or may become, of economic interest due to their inherent properties.		Mineral resources are natural concentrations of minerals or, in the case of aggregates, bodies of rock that are, or may become, of economic interest due to their inherent properties.

−	The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) defines ~~minerals~~ of local and national importance as:	+	The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) defines mineral resources of local and national importance as: 'Minerals which are necessary to meet society’s needs, including aggregates, brickclay (especially Etruria Marl and fireclay), silica sand (including high grade silica sands), cement raw materials, gypsum, salt, fluorspar, shallow and deep-mined coal, oil and gas (including hydrocarbons), tungsten, kaolin, ball clay, potash and local minerals of importance to heritage assets and local distinctiveness.'
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−	'Minerals which are necessary to meet society’s needs, including aggregates, brickclay (especially Etruria Marl and fireclay), silica sand (including high grade silica sands), cement raw materials, gypsum, salt, fluorspar, shallow and deep-mined coal, oil and gas (including hydrocarbons), tungsten, kaolin, ball clay, potash and local minerals of importance to heritage assets and local distinctiveness.'	+

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	* Permission for mining or working of minerals.		* Permission for mining or working of minerals.
	* Planning permission.		* Planning permission.
		+	* Potash.

	[[Category:Planning_permission]]		[[Category:Planning_permission]]

Designing Buildings at 09:44, 3 January 2019

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−	~~To help develop this article~~, ~~click 'Edit this article' above~~.	+	Mineral resources are natural concentrations of minerals or, in the case of aggregates, bodies of rock that are, or may become, of economic interest due to their inherent properties.

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	The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) defines minerals of local and national importance as:		The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) defines minerals of local and national importance as:

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	* Gypsum.		* Gypsum.
	* Heritage asset.		* Heritage asset.
		+	* Mineral planning authorities.
	* Mineral safeguarding area.		* Mineral safeguarding area.
	* National Planning Policy Framework.		* National Planning Policy Framework.

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−	The ~~national planning policy framework~~ (~~nppf~~) defines minerals of local and national importance as:	+	The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) defines minerals of local and national importance as:

	'Minerals which are necessary to meet society’s needs, including aggregates, brickclay (especially Etruria Marl and fireclay), silica sand (including high grade silica sands), cement raw materials, gypsum, salt, fluorspar, shallow and deep-mined coal, oil and gas (including hydrocarbons), tungsten, kaolin, ball clay, potash and local minerals of importance to heritage assets and local distinctiveness.'		'Minerals which are necessary to meet society’s needs, including aggregates, brickclay (especially Etruria Marl and fireclay), silica sand (including high grade silica sands), cement raw materials, gypsum, salt, fluorspar, shallow and deep-mined coal, oil and gas (including hydrocarbons), tungsten, kaolin, ball clay, potash and local minerals of importance to heritage assets and local distinctiveness.'

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	'Minerals which are necessary to meet society’s needs, including aggregates, brickclay (especially Etruria Marl and fireclay), silica sand (including high grade silica sands), cement raw materials, gypsum, salt, fluorspar, shallow and deep-mined coal, oil and gas (including hydrocarbons), tungsten, kaolin, ball clay, potash and local minerals of importance to heritage assets and local distinctiveness.'		'Minerals which are necessary to meet society’s needs, including aggregates, brickclay (especially Etruria Marl and fireclay), silica sand (including high grade silica sands), cement raw materials, gypsum, salt, fluorspar, shallow and deep-mined coal, oil and gas (including hydrocarbons), tungsten, kaolin, ball clay, potash and local minerals of importance to heritage assets and local distinctiveness.'

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	* Concrete.		* Concrete.
	* Defects in brickwork.		* Defects in brickwork.
		+	* Gypsum.
	* Heritage asset.		* Heritage asset.
	* Mineral safeguarding area.		* Mineral safeguarding area.

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	To help develop this article, click 'Edit this article' above.		To help develop this article, click 'Edit this article' above.

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	The national planning policy framework (nppf) defines minerals of local and national importance as:		The national planning policy framework (nppf) defines minerals of local and national importance as:

−	'Minerals which are necessary to meet society’s needs, including aggregates, brickclay (especially Etruria Marl and fireclay), silica sand (including high grade silica sands), cement raw materials, gypsum, salt, fluorspar, shallow and deep-mined coal, oil and gas (including hydrocarbons), tungsten, kaolin, ball clay, potash and local minerals of importance to heritage assets and local distinctiveness.'~~<br/>~~	+	'Minerals which are necessary to meet society’s needs, including aggregates, brickclay (especially Etruria Marl and fireclay), silica sand (including high grade silica sands), cement raw materials, gypsum, salt, fluorspar, shallow and deep-mined coal, oil and gas (including hydrocarbons), tungsten, kaolin, ball clay, potash and local minerals of importance to heritage assets and local distinctiveness.'

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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*Concrete.	+
−	*Defects in brickwork.	+	* Concrete.
−	*Heritage asset.	+	* Defects in brickwork.
−	*Mineral safeguarding area.	+	* Heritage asset.
−	*National Planning Policy Framework.~~<br/>~~	+	* Mineral safeguarding area.
−	*National Planning Practice Guidance.~~<br/>~~	+	* National Planning Policy Framework.
−	*Planning permission.	+	* National Planning Practice Guidance.
		+	* Permission for mining or working of minerals.
		+	* Planning permission.

	[[Category:Planning_permission]]		[[Category:Planning_permission]]

Designing Buildings at 07:58, 30 December 2014

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	*Defects in brickwork.		*Defects in brickwork.
	*Heritage asset.		*Heritage asset.
		+	*Mineral safeguarding area.
	*National Planning Policy Framework.<br/>		*National Planning Policy Framework.<br/>
	*National Planning Practice Guidance.<br/>		*National Planning Practice Guidance.<br/>

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	*Defects in brickwork.		*Defects in brickwork.
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−	*National Planning Practice Guidance. <br/>	+	*National Planning Policy Framework.<br/>
		+	*National Planning Practice Guidance.<br/>
	*Planning permission.		*Planning permission.

	[[Category:Planning_permission]]		[[Category:Planning_permission]]

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The national planning policy framework (nppf) defines minerals of local and national importance as:

'Minerals which are necessary to meet society’s needs, including aggregates, brickclay (especially Etruria Marl and fireclay), silica sand (including high grade silica sands), cement raw materials, gypsum, salt, fluorspar, shallow and deep-mined coal, oil and gas (including hydrocarbons), tungsten, kaolin, ball clay, potash and local minerals of importance to heritage assets and local distinctiveness.'<br/>

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=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
*Concrete.
*Defects in brickwork.
*National Planning Policy Framework. <br/>
*National Planning Practice Guidance. <br/>
*Planning permission.

[[Category:Planning_permission]]