Make a planning application
Contents
- Make a planning application
- Ordnance survey location and block plans
- Plan and drawing requirements
- Supporting documents and reports
Supporting documents and reports
Reports
Other reports will be needed for some applications. Common reports required include:
- Design and Access Statement: A Design and Access Statement is required if
- you are making an application for a 'major' development or listed building consent
or - the site is in a conservation area and the application is for one or more dwellings, or building(s) with a floor space of 100sqm or more
- you are making an application for a 'major' development or listed building consent
- Heritage Impact Assessment: This is needed if
- your property is in, or adjacent to, a conservation area
or - your property is, or adjacent to, a listed building
- your property is in, or adjacent to, a conservation area
- Tree Survey: If your property has any trees
Documents
Other documents you may need to provide, depending on the application:
- Air quality assessment
- Archaeological assessment
- Biodiversity survey and report
- Crime impact assessment
- Flood risk assessment
- Heads of terms – Section 106 agreement
- Heritage impact assessment
- Housing statement
- Land contamination assessment
- Landscaping details
- Lighting assessment
- Noise assessment
- Odour impact assessment
- Photographs
- Statement of community involvement
- Structural survey
- Supporting planning statement
- Sustainability appraisal and energy statement
- Town centre uses
- Transport assessment and statement
- Travel plan
- Tree survey or arboricultural implications
- Utilities assessment
Last updated 19 May 2023