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SOUNDS LIKE A PLAN Thinking you might make a few alterations? Or want to know what other people are planning to build nearby? Either way, you’ll find all you need to know here. Crown Copyright. All Rights Reserved Licence Number: 100035207 If you’re looking at making changes to your new home such as an extension or conversion, you may well need planning permission. Submitting an application is easier than you think. You can get all the advice you need from your local council, who will consider applications in line with the local development plan. Points for consideration are: - Number, size, layout, siting and the external appearance of buildings - Proposed access - Landscaping and how it will affect the local neighbourhood - The availability of services, such as roads and water supply Types of planning application Outline For new buildings, this will tell you if the development is acceptable in principle. Detailed drawings aren’t needed, but it’ll help if you can give the council as much detail as possible. Reserved Matters These comprise siting, design, external appearance, means of access and landscaping. What you propose must be consistent with the outline permission, if not you may need to reapply. Planning Application Process Contact the planning department of your local planning authority for advice Request application form and decide on application type Outline application (submit “reservesd matters” later) Full application Submit application with correct fee and necessary supporting documents Local planning authority acknowledges valid applications Local planning authority publicises and consults on application Application considered by planning officer or planning commitee Permission refused Application not decided in 8 weeks Permission granted with conditions Permission granted Full A full planning application requires the submission of all details of the proposal and is appropriate if you wish to change the use of a property. Change proposal and submit new application Right of appeal to the secretary of state Start work within time limit and comply with conditions Permission refused Permission granted
PLANS IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD Even if you have no major plans yourself, it’s important to know what changes people nearby have been making (apart from anything else, it can help you see what sort of alterations have been approved already). So the following is an overview of the 5 most recent applications within 100 metres of the property each of which is also shown on a map. HOUSE EXTENSION The following top 5 records have been found within 100m of this search. Those within and around a 100m buffer are represented as points on the Planning Applications Map. ID Dist (m) Address Category Status 1 97.0 244 Carrick Knowe Avenue, EH12 Single Storey Rear Detailed Planning 7DQ Extension Granted PROJECTS The following top 5 records have been found within 100m of this search. Those within and around a 100m buffer are represented as points on the Planning Applications Map. ID Dist (m) Address Category Status 2 76.0 Land 120 Metres East Of, EH12 7BF Care Home Detailed Planning Submitted Note. An Exact match is one where the property has been located within one metre of its central position. A proximity match is where and exact match could not be made. This may be for several reasons such as an incomplete postal address, a new build having yet been allocated a postal address by Royal Mail or a large project – eg: a road or major property development covering a large land area that we cannot give exact location to. The Planning Applications section of this report contains data under licence from Emap Glenigan. Emap Glenigan is the largest provider of planning data in the UK. The company has been collecting and processing data since 1973. Emap Glenigan tracks applications from the initial planning and tender through to contracts awarded. This Planning Report contains the most up to date commercially available information on planning applications made in the vicinity of the subject property over the last 10 years. Please note that the location of the project applications (exact) relates to a point within the development, and does not represent the nearest border. The location of the project applications (proximity) is estimated from the site address details and should not be considered as an accurate representation of the project’s location. Please note that due to differing methodologies adopted by Local Authorities, some planning applications identified as having been within this report which would have a bearing on a purchaser’s decision if they were to have been granted, you are advised to seek further clarification from the Local Authority on the applications status. While GroundSure makes every effort to ensure that data is sourced from reliable providers, it is unable to ensure that the information is accurate, complete or up to date. Therefore, if the existence or absence of an application for or grant of planning permission will have material effect on any decision to purchase land, GroundSure advises that a specific enquiry should be made to the local authority. This request is produced in accordance with GroundSure Standard Terms and conditions. A copy of which can be made available on request.
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