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The Theory of Development Control

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When did development control in the UK come into being?

In the 19th century

In the 20th century

In 1947

In 1948 (correct)

What was the main purpose of development control in the UK?

To give Local Authorities the power to make decisions on development permissions (correct)

To replicate ideas and practices from other countries

To establish new settlements

To control the continent's natural resources

Where did the ideas and practices of development control in Africa come from?

Colonial roots and the planning interests of colonialists (correct)

The continent's natural resources

Classical Greek and Roman towns

Modernist planning in Africa

What were the colonialists primarily interested in when it came to planning in Africa?

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Which legislation gave Local Authorities the power to make decisions on applications for development permissions in the UK?

<p>Town and Country Planning Acts of 1947</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Development Control in the UK

Development control in the UK was established in 1947 with the introduction of the Town and Country Planning Act.
The main purpose of development control is to regulate land use and ensure that development aligns with policy objectives and community needs.

Development Control in Africa

Ideas and practices of development control in Africa were largely influenced by British colonial planning systems and legislation.
Colonialists prioritized strategic interests in Africa's resource exploitation and infrastructure development over community needs or sustainable planning.

Legislation for Local Authority Powers in the UK

The Town and Country Planning Act of 1947 empowered local authorities to make decisions regarding development permissions, shaping local governance and land use planning.

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Test your knowledge on the theory of development control and facilitation with this quiz. Explore the overview of development control and its origins in Britain, specifically the Town and Country Planning Acts of 1947. Learn about the influence of British colonial masters and their attempts at development control.