Approval of conditions on a planning permission - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 06:40, 11 November 2020

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	The relevant authority should determine them within 8 weeks of the application being validated.		The relevant authority should determine them within 8 weeks of the application being validated.

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	* Extensions to time limits for implementing existing planning permissions.		* Extensions to time limits for implementing existing planning permissions.
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	* What approvals are needed before construction begins.		* What approvals are needed before construction begins.

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	* How long does planning permission last.		* How long does planning permission last.
	* Outline planning application.		* Outline planning application.
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	* Planning condition.		* Planning condition.
	* Planning obligation.		* Planning obligation.

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	Planning permission can be subject to conditions which may require details of a specified aspect of the development which was not fully described in the original application.		Planning permission can be subject to conditions which may require details of a specified aspect of the development which was not fully described in the original application.

−	These conditions require submission for approval, which must be granted before development can begin.	+	These conditions require submission for approval, which must be granted before development can begin. An application for approval of details reserved by a condition is not an application for planning permission or listed building consent.

	There are no national requirements for applications for the approval of conditions, however, some authorities may have specific requirements that necessitate the provision of certain information or supporting documents.		There are no national requirements for applications for the approval of conditions, however, some authorities may have specific requirements that necessitate the provision of certain information or supporting documents.

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moved Approval of conditions (reserved matters) on a planning permission to Approval of conditions on a planning permission

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−	~~Outline planning applications allow the submission of outline proposals, the details of~~ which may ~~be agreed as 'reserved matters' applications at~~ a ~~later stage~~.	+	Planning permission can be subject to conditions which may require details of a specified aspect of the development which was not fully described in the original application.

−	~~Planning permission can be subject to~~ conditions ~~which, for example,~~ require ~~the~~ submission for approval ~~of these reserved matters~~, ~~and~~ must be ~~dealt with~~ before development can begin~~. This must be done within three years of the date on which outline permission was granted~~.	+	These conditions require submission for approval, which must be granted before development can begin.

−	~~An application~~ for ~~approval of reserved matters is not an application~~ for ~~planning permission or listed building consent. The applicant should apply to~~ the ~~local planning authority by letter~~, ~~detailing~~ the ~~following:~~	+	There are no national requirements for applications for the approval of conditions, however, some authorities may have specific requirements that necessitate the provision of certain information or supporting documents.

−	* The permitted application.	+	It will be usual for applicants to supply a site location plan and plans of the proposed work (even though these will often already have been submitted as part of the approved application to which the conditions requiring approval relate).
−	* The condition/s that require approval.	+
−	* Details of how those conditions are intended to be met.	+
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−	~~Details can relate to the materials or the style/technique of construction that will be used.~~	+
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−	There are no national requirements for applications for the approval of conditions, however, some authorities may have specific requirements that necessitate the provision of certain information or supporting documents. It will be usual for applicants to supply a site location plan and plans of the proposed work (even though these will often already have been submitted as part of the approved application to which the conditions requiring approval relate).	+

	The relevant authority should determine them within 8 weeks of the application being validated.		The relevant authority should determine them within 8 weeks of the application being validated.

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Outline planning applications allow the submission of outline proposals, the details of which may be agreed as 'reserved matters' applications at a later stage.

Planning permission can be subject to conditions which, for example, require the submission for approval of these reserved matters, and must be dealt with before development can begin. This must be done within three years of the date on which outline permission was granted.

An application for approval of reserved matters is not an application for planning permission or listed building consent. The applicant should apply to the local planning authority by letter, detailing the following:

* The permitted application.
* The condition/s that require approval.
* Details of how those conditions are intended to be met.

Details can relate to the materials or the style/technique of construction that will be used.

There are no national requirements for applications for the approval of conditions, however, some authorities may have specific requirements that necessitate the provision of certain information or supporting documents. It will be usual for applicants to supply a site location plan and plans of the proposed work (even though these will often already have been submitted as part of the approved application to which the conditions requiring approval relate).

The relevant authority should determine them within 8 weeks of the application being validated.

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

* Extensions to time limits for implementing existing planning permissions.
* How long does it take to get planning permission.
* How long does planning permission last.
* Outline planning application.
* Planning condition.
* Planning obligation.
* Planning permission.
* Reserved matters in planning permissions.
* What approvals are needed before construction begins.

[[Category:Planning_permission]] [[Category:Public_procedures]]