How long does planning permission take after consultation?

We normally aim to process your application within 8 weeks of receiving a valid planning application so submitting the correct information first time can help avoid delays. The timescale for major planning applications is 13 weeks.

What does standard consultation date mean?

Standard consultation date The date that we consulted the other council departments and external organisations about the application.

How long do you have to display a planning notice?

A single notice will be posted for the majority of applications, but two or more may occasionally be posted for very large sites or applications. The site notice should be in place for no less than 21 days.

What is statutory consultation?

Consultation description Statutory consultees are those organisations and bodies, defined by statute, which local planning authorities are legally required to consult before reaching a decision on relevant planning applications.

How long does a planning application take to be approved?

Most planning applications are decided within eight weeks, unless they are unusually large or complex, in which case the time limit is extended to 13 weeks. The authority should be able to give you an idea about the likely timetable.

What are the steps of planning?

Let us take a look at the eight important steps of the planning process.

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1] Recognizing Need for Action.
2] Setting Objectives.
3] Developing Premises.
4] Identifying Alternatives.
5] Examining Alternate Course of Action.
6] Selecting the Alternative.
7] Formulating Supporting Plan.

Who should be notified of planning applications?

People who are informed of an application for planning permission may include: the parish or town council or other councils or council departments. occupiers of neighbouring properties. the Highway Authority.

Are Neighbours notified of planning applications?

Notifying Neighbours Neighbour notification is required for applications for planning permission, planning permission in principle, and approval of matters specified in conditions. The Council is required to notify those with an interest in “neighbouring land” of a planning application.

What are the 4 main forms of the consultative process?

There are four consultation options: full public, targeted, confidential and post-decision.

Is consultation a legal requirement?

Consultation is a legal requirement and an essential part of managing health and safety risks. A safe workplace is more easily achieved when everyone involved in the work communicates with each other to identify hazards and risks, talks about health and safety concerns and works together to find solutions.

Can Neighbours block planning?

In summary, your neighbour can have no influence on the development with regards to planning permission, as planning permission is not required. The exception to this would be if you are planning to take advantage of the Larger Home Extension Scheme under permitted development, which has its own particular process.

What reasons can planning permission be refused?

Below, we are going to look at some of the most common reasons why planning permission might be refused.

Project Impossibility in Principle.
Impact on Neighbouring Amenities.
Not Meeting Quality Standards.
Negative Effect on Nature.
Privacy Concerns.
Loss of Natural Light.
Loss of Family Homes.

How long does the consultation period last for a planning application?

After a local planning authority has received a planning application, it will undertake a period of consultation where views on the proposed development can be expressed. The formal consultation period will normally last for 21 days,…

When do planning authorities need to do public consultation?

Local planning authorities are required to undertake a formal period of public consultation, prior to deciding a planning application. This is prescribed in article 15 of the Development Management Procedure Order (as amended).

What should be included in planning circular 2.21?

2.21 The prospective applicant should indicate in the proposal of application notice what consultation, if any, they will undertake in addition to the statutory minimum.

When to add additional days to consultation periods because of public holidays?

When must local planning authorities add additional days to consultation periods because of public holidays? In prescribed circumstances local planning authorities must extend periods of public consultation by one day for each public holiday that occurs during the public consultation period.