Delegated powers for planning decisions - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 08:38, 8 October 2020

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	* Statutory authorities.		* Statutory authorities.

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	Generally, applications that receive three or more objections are referred to the Planning committee.		Generally, applications that receive three or more objections are referred to the Planning committee.

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		+	* Local government.
	* Local planning authority.		* Local planning authority.
	* Planning appeal.		* Planning appeal.

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−	In relation to planning permission, delegated powers are used by Local Planning Authorities (LPA) to deal with planning applications. Delegated powers enable planning officers to determine applications without needing ~~to consult~~ a ~~Planning~~ committee. The majority of, mainly minor, applications are dealt with in this way.	+	In relation to planning permission, delegated powers are used by Local Planning Authorities (LPA) to deal with planning applications. Delegated powers enable planning officers to determine applications themselves without needing a decision from the planning committee. The majority of, mainly minor, applications are dealt with in this way.

	Designated officers consider the recommendations that are outlined in a delegated report by the case officer and a decision is agreed and issued.		Designated officers consider the recommendations that are outlined in a delegated report by the case officer and a decision is agreed and issued.
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	Each LPA will have their own scheme of delegation which designate the categories of planning application which can be decided under delegated powers.		Each LPA will have their own scheme of delegation which designate the categories of planning application which can be decided under delegated powers.

−	Where designated officers do not use their delegated powers, consideration will be given to issues that may have been raised by local members and councils, enabling them to influence the application process. Generally, applications that receive three or more objections are referred to the Planning committee.	+	Generally, applications that receive three or more objections are referred to the Planning committee.

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In relation to planning permission, delegated powers are used by Local Planning Authorities (LPA) to deal with planning applications. Delegated powers enable planning officers to determine applications without needing to consult a Planning committee. The majority of, mainly minor, applications are dealt with in this way.

Designated officers consider the recommendations that are outlined in a delegated report by the case officer and a decision is agreed and issued.

Each LPA will have their own scheme of delegation which designate the categories of planning application which can be decided under delegated powers.

Where designated officers do not use their delegated powers, consideration will be given to issues that may have been raised by local members and councils, enabling them to influence the application process. Generally, applications that receive three or more objections are referred to the Planning committee.

= Find out more =

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

* Local planning authority.
* Planning appeal.
* Planning committee.
* Planning objection.
* Planning obligations.
* Planning officer.
* Planning permission.
* Statutory authorities.

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