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The CPA Wales National Conference 2020
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When: Tuesday 13 October 2020, Wednesday 21 October 2020 | Location: Virtual Conference | Timings: Registration: 9.55, Start: 10.00; Close: 12.00 | |
CPD Hours: Two Virtual Sessions, 2 Hours CPD each | Price: £100 + VAT (Full Package) or £55 + VAT (per Session) (CPA Members: Full Package: £70 + VAT or £40 + VAT per session) | ||
Land and a planning strategy are the core ingredients for regeneration, renewal or urban infrastructure and the creation of modern, successful and sustainable living. The conference theme is how CPO fits into the emerging Welsh planning framework and planning agendas. The Compulsory Purchase Association, with over 850 members, has a dedicated Welsh National Committee, and is actively engaged with Welsh Government and the CPA national CPO agendas. They invite you to join this dedicated Welsh CPA Conference.
Assembling land can be through agreement, or when certain conditions are met, through compulsory purchase. The latter, if done right, creates certainty both in terms of success and within a time frame. As a consequence, compulsory purchase is a major tool in land assembly and is used to deliver major and high profile projects, but it can and is used for dealing with ransom land, securing empty, disused or dilapidated property, delivering a road, releasing land for urban development through the introduction of infrastructure et al.
It should therefore sit squarely within the toolkit for planners and planning authorities to stimulate and enable the delivery of local planning objectives. But compulsory purchase is recognised as one of the more complex areas of practice and is strewn with pitfalls for those not familiar with its nuances.
Who Should Attend:
- Local Planning authorities should be seeking to send representatives from their estates, planning legal and regeneration teams.
- Private practice, who are apt at doing deals, providing professional support for promoters and claimants alike, whether as surveyor, negotiator, planner, accountant or lawyer.
Programme:
Current Property Market Conditions in Wales and Their Impact on Valuations.
Keynote: Compulsory Purchase in Wales
Devolution Picture for CPO and Planning Post 2017
Case Study: Road Schemes: A50265
Compensation in Practice: Getting it Right First Time: Tips and Traps
Streamlining Priorities for the Welsh Government
Case Law Update
To view the full, detailed programme, please click here
Speakers:
Gary Soloman, Burges Salmon LLP
Elizabeth Hill, Cooke & Arkwright
Julie James AM, Minister for Housing and Local Government
Huw Williams, Chief Legal Adviser for the National Assembly of Wales
Alex Minhinick, Burges Salmon LLP
Keith Murray, Keith Murray Consultants
Richard Lloyd, Eversheds Sutherland LLP
Andrew Ward, Welsh Government
Annabel Graham Paul, Francis Taylor Building
Elizabeth Hill, Cooke & Arkwright
Julie James AM, Minister for Housing and Local Government
Huw Williams, Chief Legal Adviser for the National Assembly of Wales
Alex Minhinick, Burges Salmon LLP
Keith Murray, Keith Murray Consultants
Richard Lloyd, Eversheds Sutherland LLP
Andrew Ward, Welsh Government
Annabel Graham Paul, Francis Taylor Building