You may get planning permission but with conditions attached. You will either need to:
- apply for approval of the planning conditions
- apply to remove or vary the planning conditions
You may need to submit extra information with your planning application. This is known as validation criteria. If you do not submit all the correct information with your application it may take longer for you to get permission.
You will need to check the list of requirements for the type of project you are doing. Details on what to submit for a householder application are available from the planning portal. Our requirements are available in the householder validation checklist.
You must submit plans that:
There is a checklist available for full planning applications.
Application forms for different consent types are available on the planning portal. Validation criteria for types of work not listed that need prior approval are included in the application form, for example, change of use, householder extension.
You may get planning permission but with conditions attached. You will either need to:
For some adverts you will need to get consent. The validation checklist tells you what additional information you will need to include with your application.
You can apply for a lawful development certificate when you do not need planning permission to prove that your development is legal.
Check what extra information you need to submit to get a lawful development certificate.
If your building is listed you will need to get consent for changes or demolition.
Outline planning permission gives agreement for how a site could be developed. The permission is given as long as an application for approval of certain conditions, called Reserved Matters, is submitted.
You may to let us know about work that does not need planning permission by applying for prior approval. You will not be able to start the work until we have agreed.
The following validation checklists for prior notification are available:
You must submit the rural housing form in support of any planning application for small-scale developments of two or more dwellings in rural areas.
In order for waste facilities to be successfully incorporated in any development they should be fully considered in the planning stages of that development.
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