block plan local requirements
When you need to make a block plan for a planning application and how to do it.
When you need to make a block plan for a planning application and how to do it.
What you should include in your site application plan.
How to account for nearby trees when making your planning application.
What floor plans are for and how to make one for your planning application.
What you need to do before making an agricultural development planning application.
What you need to do before you make a reserved matters planning applications.
Forms and checklists used to apply for different types of planning permission.
Apply online If you have an agent, please ask them to submit your application online through the national Planning Portal. It saves money and paperwork. The Portal identifies the correct form, fee and supporting information. Pay online, and there is no photocopying. See the video tutorials.
Please see the required standards for on-line submissions which includes the required files sizes and format to submit documents and drawings electronically. Full Planning Local Requirements See Full Planning CHECKLIST
Guides and requirements for making a householder planning permission.
What we do after you've applied and where to find your application documents and progress.
These certificates confirm that either a proposed development does not need planning permission or Development that has already taken place either did not need permission, or took place so long ago that it is immune from enforcement action.
These examples show how you can make your own block plan for a planning application.
Example of a floor plan for planning applications.
Example elevations to show on planning permission applications.
Example of a photomontage that can be used in planning applications.
View an example location plan to help your planning application.
Find out how to submit a comment on an application under the Permission in Principle legislation.