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Single payment from developers to replace environmental mitigation rules under new plan
Government proposes taking responsibility for environmental mitigation under new system, but developers will pick up cheque
The government plans to create a new fund as a way for developers to meet their environmental obligations in a bid to boost housebuilding.
Currently, developers often have to establish mitigation measures for environmental harm on individual schemes before they are granted planning permission.
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