typical space rules for copper are OK, unless you are using voltages and frequensies where capacitive coupling could be an issue.  Pretty rare on planes.  I tend to add a bit more clearance between planes, just because I can.

As for holes between planes: annular rings, NFP removal.... all those reasons why Dewey said "don't" instead of "it depends".  Safest to just avoid it.

Pete

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