Are planning applications in the public domain?
The Council has informed the Commissioner that the applicant’s name is already contained in the files for the planning applications, which are in the public domain, so it has now disclosed this to the complainant.
Is it a legal requirement to display a planning application?
As a local planning authority we are required by law to publicise all planning applications. This can include advertisements in a local newspaper, site notices and neighbour notifications. Applications are also advertised weekly in the press and on the Council’s website.
Can anyone object to planning application?
You can comment on, or object to, any planning application, whether it directly affects you, or not, even if you have not received a letter notifying you of the application.
What are the three main planning permission applications for projects?
There are three main types of planning permission:
- Outline.
- Reserved matters.
- Full planning (or detailed planning) permission.
Are pre planning applications public?
Pre-application advice is often a closed-door process, with discussions between councils and applicants remaining confidential. However, information can be published following a request under the Freedom of Information Act (FOI) or Environmental Information Regulations once the planning application is made.
Is planning permission a public document?
Plans for all new developments that need planning permission are made public by the council. This could be an extension to your neighbour’s property or a new school in your area.
On what grounds can planning be rejected?
Planning permission can be denied if your build is guilty of these offenses: Your build overshadows a neighbour, causing loss of light. Your build overlooks other homes, causing loss of privacy. Your builds appearance is out of character with the existing property.
How many objections do you need to stop a planning application?
Quality – Not necessarily Quantity… However, generally speaking 5 – 10 good objections are often enough to get an application ‘called in’ to a committee meeting for councillors to decide (although this does differ between local authorities).
What are the 4 types of planning permission?
There are four main types of application for planning permission:
- Full Application.
- Householder Application.
- Outline Application.
- Reserved Matters Application.
How long should a planning application take?
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.
Are pre applications confidential?
Where can I find my current planning application?
Finding a planning application You can use the Public Access website to find, view or comment on a current planning application or search for applications and decisions made since 1973.
Where can I view a planning application in Northern Ireland?
You can view planning applications and associated documents at the planning offices in the local councils. Please check the council’s website or contact them to enquire about opening times, office locations or to check if an appointment is required. Planning Offices in Northern Ireland Report a problem with Public Access
Where can I apply for planning permission in England?
This section provides an overview of the planning system in England, including information about planning permission and how you can get involved in local decision making. Most planning applications are now submitted online. You can apply to every local authority in England and Wales through the Planning Portal.
Can a neighbour comment on a planning application?
We recognise that neighbours who live nearby to the site of a proposed application may wish to express their views in order to make us more aware of local conditions and issues that may be relevant. As long as the planning application is still open for consultation, anyone can comment.