Pre-application advice for planning permission - Revision history

Editor at 11:42, 23 February 2021

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	Local planning authorities and statutory consultees may charge for pre-application advice, although they are encouraged to provide a basic level of service without charge. Charges that are made should be transparent, must not exceed the cost of providing the service and should not discourage pre-application discussions.		Local planning authorities and statutory consultees may charge for pre-application advice, although they are encouraged to provide a basic level of service without charge. Charges that are made should be transparent, must not exceed the cost of providing the service and should not discourage pre-application discussions.

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	* Cautions or formal warnings in relation to potential listed building offences in England and Wales.		* Cautions or formal warnings in relation to potential listed building offences in England and Wales.
	* Charging for Listed Building Consent pre-application advice.		* Charging for Listed Building Consent pre-application advice.
		+	* CIOB Planning Protocol 2021.
	* Detailed planning application.		* Detailed planning application.
	* Development management.		* Development management.

Designing Buildings at 08:14, 16 October 2020

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	The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) makes clear that statutory consultees should also take an early, pro-active approach in the pre-application process and should provide advice in a timely manner. Statutory consultees with a shared interest in a development, should engage with each other and seek to resolve any issues together.		The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) makes clear that statutory consultees should also take an early, pro-active approach in the pre-application process and should provide advice in a timely manner. Statutory consultees with a shared interest in a development, should engage with each other and seek to resolve any issues together.

−	~~<br />~~	+	Local planning authorities and statutory consultees may charge for pre-application advice, although they are encouraged to provide a basic level of service without charge. Charges that are made should be transparent, must not exceed the cost of providing the service and should not discourage pre-application discussions.
−	Local planning authorities and statutory consultees may charge for pre-application advice, although they are encouraged to provide a basic level of service without charge. Charges that are made should be transparent, must not exceed the cost of providing the service and should not discourage pre-application discussions.	+

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	* Statutory consultees.		* Statutory consultees.

−	[[Category:Planning_permission]]	+	[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:DCN_Policy]] [[Category:Planning_permission]]

Institute of Historic Building Conservation at 08:58, 16 June 2016

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	Pre-application advice should be suited to the nature of the proposed development and on large or complex projects may benefit from a planning performance agreement. This is a voluntary undertaking that enables local planning authorities and applicants to agree the timescales, actions and resources necessary to process a planning application during the pre-application, application and post-application stages.		Pre-application advice should be suited to the nature of the proposed development and on large or complex projects may benefit from a planning performance agreement. This is a voluntary undertaking that enables local planning authorities and applicants to agree the timescales, actions and resources necessary to process a planning application during the pre-application, application and post-application stages.

−	The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) makes clear that statutory consultees should also take an early, pro-active approach in the pre-application process and should provide advice in a timely manner. Statutory consultees with a shared interest in a development, should engage with each other and seek to resolve any issues together.~~<br />~~	+	The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) makes clear that statutory consultees should also take an early, pro-active approach in the pre-application process and should provide advice in a timely manner. Statutory consultees with a shared interest in a development, should engage with each other and seek to resolve any issues together.

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−	Local planning authorities and statutory consultees may charge for pre-application advice, although they are encouraged to provide a basic level of service without charge. Charges that are made should be transparent, must not exceed the cost of providing the service and should not discourage pre-application discussions.	+	Local planning authorities and statutory consultees may charge for pre-application advice, although they are encouraged to provide a basic level of service without charge. Charges that are made should be transparent, must not exceed the cost of providing the service and should not discourage pre-application discussions.

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	* Planning appeal.		* Planning appeal.
	* Planning authority.		* Planning authority.
		+	* Planning authority duty to provide specialist conservation advice.
	* Planning conditions.		* Planning conditions.
	* Planning enforcement.		* Planning enforcement.

Institute of Historic Building Conservation at 07:01, 12 June 2016

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	The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) makes clear that statutory consultees should also take an early, pro-active approach in the pre-application process and should provide advice in a timely manner. Statutory consultees with a shared interest in a development, should engage with each other and seek to resolve any issues together.<br />		The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) makes clear that statutory consultees should also take an early, pro-active approach in the pre-application process and should provide advice in a timely manner. Statutory consultees with a shared interest in a development, should engage with each other and seek to resolve any issues together.<br />
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−	Local planning authorities and statutory consultees may charge for pre-application advice, although they are encouraged to provide a basic level of service without charge. Charges that are made should be transparent, must not exceed the cost of providing the service and should not discourage pre-application discussions.	+
		+	Local planning authorities and statutory consultees may charge for pre-application advice, although they are encouraged to provide a basic level of service without charge. Charges that are made should be transparent, must not exceed the cost of providing the service and should not discourage pre-application discussions.

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

		+	* Cautions or formal warnings in relation to potential listed building offences in England and Wales.
	* Charging for Listed Building Consent pre-application advice.		* Charging for Listed Building Consent pre-application advice.
	* Detailed planning application.		* Detailed planning application.

Institute of Historic Building Conservation at 08:52, 11 June 2016

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	Prospective applicants for planning permission can seek pre-application advice from the local planning authority.		Prospective applicants for planning permission can seek pre-application advice from the local planning authority.

	This can:		This can:
−	*Help applicants understand the merits of a proposed development.	+
−	*Help applicants understand relevant planning policies and other material considerations.	+	* Help applicants understand the merits of a proposed development.
−	*Improve the quality of the planning application so the likelihood of success.	+	* Help applicants understand relevant planning policies and other material considerations.
−	*Help resolve issues associated with a proposed development.	+	* Improve the quality of the planning application so the likelihood of success.
−	*Improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the planning application and determination process.	+	* Help resolve issues associated with a proposed development.
−	*Encourage a collaborative and open relationship.	+	* Improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the planning application and determination process.
−	*Clarify requirements for consultation.	+	* Encourage a collaborative and open relationship.
−	*Clarify possible planning conditions and planning obligations.	+	* Clarify requirements for consultation.
−	*Clarify the information that should accompany the application.	+	* Clarify possible planning conditions and planning obligations.
−	*Reduce the likelihood of delays.	+	* Clarify the information that should accompany the application.
		+	* Reduce the likelihood of delays.

	Pre-application advice should be suited to the nature of the proposed development and on large or complex projects may benefit from a planning performance agreement. This is a voluntary undertaking that enables local planning authorities and applicants to agree the timescales, actions and resources necessary to process a planning application during the pre-application, application and post-application stages.		Pre-application advice should be suited to the nature of the proposed development and on large or complex projects may benefit from a planning performance agreement. This is a voluntary undertaking that enables local planning authorities and applicants to agree the timescales, actions and resources necessary to process a planning application during the pre-application, application and post-application stages.

−	The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) makes clear that statutory consultees should also take an early, pro-active approach in the pre-application process and should provide advice in a timely manner. Statutory consultees with a shared interest in a development, should engage with each other and seek to resolve any issues together.<br/><br/>Local planning authorities and statutory consultees may charge for pre-application advice, although they are encouraged to provide a basic level of service without charge. Charges that are made should be transparent, must not exceed the cost of providing the service and should not discourage pre-application discussions.~~<br/>~~	+	The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) makes clear that statutory consultees should also take an early, pro-active approach in the pre-application process and should provide advice in a timely manner. Statutory consultees with a shared interest in a development, should engage with each other and seek to resolve any issues together.<br />
		+	<br />
		+	Local planning authorities and statutory consultees may charge for pre-application advice, although they are encouraged to provide a basic level of service without charge. Charges that are made should be transparent, must not exceed the cost of providing the service and should not discourage pre-application discussions.

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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*Detailed planning application.	+
−	*Development management.	+	* Charging for Listed Building Consent pre-application advice.
−	*Environmental impact assessment.	+	* Detailed planning application.
−	*National Planning Policy Framework.	+	* Development management.
−	*National Planning Practice Guidance.	+	* Environmental impact assessment.
−	*Neighbourhood planning.	+	* National Planning Policy Framework.
−	*Outline planning application.	+	* National Planning Practice Guidance.
−	*Permitted development.	+	* Neighbourhood planning.
−	*Planning appeal.	+	* Outline planning application.
−	*Planning authority.	+	* Permitted development.
−	*Planning conditions.	+	* Planning appeal.
−	*Planning enforcement.	+	* Planning authority.
−	*Planning fees.	+	* Planning conditions.
−	*Planning objection.	+	* Planning enforcement.
−	*Planning obligations.	+	* Planning fees.
−	*Planning performance agreement.	+	* Planning objection.
−	*Planning permission.	+	* Planning obligations.
−	*Section 106 agreement.	+	* Planning performance agreement.
−	*Statutory consultees.	+	* Planning permission.
		+	* Section 106 agreement.
		+	* Statutory consultees.

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

Designing Buildings: moved Pre-application advice to Pre-application advice for planning permission

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Designing Buildings at 11:13, 27 March 2015

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	*Reduce the likelihood of delays.		*Reduce the likelihood of delays.

−	Pre-application advice should be suited to the nature of the proposed development and may benefit from a planning performance agreement, a voluntary undertaking that enables local planning authorities and applicants to agree the timescales, actions and resources necessary to process a planning application during the pre-application, application and post-application stages.	+	Pre-application advice should be suited to the nature of the proposed development and on large or complex projects may benefit from a planning performance agreement. This is a voluntary undertaking that enables local planning authorities and applicants to agree the timescales, actions and resources necessary to process a planning application during the pre-application, application and post-application stages.

	The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) makes clear that statutory consultees should also take an early, pro-active approach in the pre-application process and should provide advice in a timely manner. Statutory consultees with a shared interest in a development, should engage with each other and seek to resolve any issues together.<br/><br/>Local planning authorities and statutory consultees may charge for pre-application advice, although they are encouraged to provide a basic level of service without charge. Charges that are made should be transparent, must not exceed the cost of providing the service and should not discourage pre-application discussions.<br/>		The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) makes clear that statutory consultees should also take an early, pro-active approach in the pre-application process and should provide advice in a timely manner. Statutory consultees with a shared interest in a development, should engage with each other and seek to resolve any issues together.<br/><br/>Local planning authorities and statutory consultees may charge for pre-application advice, although they are encouraged to provide a basic level of service without charge. Charges that are made should be transparent, must not exceed the cost of providing the service and should not discourage pre-application discussions.<br/>

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	Prospective applicants for planning permission can seek pre-application advice from the local planning authority.		Prospective applicants for planning permission can seek pre-application advice from the local planning authority.
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	*Encourage a collaborative and open relationship.		*Encourage a collaborative and open relationship.
	*Clarify requirements for consultation.		*Clarify requirements for consultation.
−	*Clarify possible planning conditions and planning obligations.~~<br/>~~Clarify the information that should accompany the application	+	*Clarify possible planning conditions and planning obligations.
−	*Reduce the likelihood of delays	+	*Clarify the information that should accompany the application.
		+	*Reduce the likelihood of delays.

−	~~<br/>putting in place a Planning Performance Agreement where this would help with managing the process and agreeing any dedicated resources for progressing the application<br/><br/>~~Pre-application ~~engagement~~ should be suited to the nature of the proposed development and may benefit from a planning performance agreement, ~~are~~ voluntary undertaking that enables local planning authorities and applicants to agree the timescales, actions and resources necessary to process a planning application during the pre-application, application and post-application stages.	+	Pre-application advice should be suited to the nature of the proposed development and may benefit from a planning performance agreement, a voluntary undertaking that enables local planning authorities and applicants to agree the timescales, actions and resources necessary to process a planning application during the pre-application, application and post-application stages.

−	The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) makes clear that statutory consultees take an early, pro-active approach in the pre-application process and should provide advice in a timely manner. Statutory consultees with a shared interest in a development, should engage with each other and seek to resolve any issues together.<br/><br/>Local planning authorities and statutory consultees may charge for pre-application advice ~~Although~~ they are encouraged to provide a basic level of service without charge. Charges that are made should be transparent, must not exceed the cost of providing the service and should not discourage pre-application discussions.<br/>	+	The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) makes clear that statutory consultees should also take an early, pro-active approach in the pre-application process and should provide advice in a timely manner. Statutory consultees with a shared interest in a development, should engage with each other and seek to resolve any issues together.<br/><br/>Local planning authorities and statutory consultees may charge for pre-application advice, although they are encouraged to provide a basic level of service without charge. Charges that are made should be transparent, must not exceed the cost of providing the service and should not discourage pre-application discussions.<br/>

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Prospective applicants for planning permission can seek pre-application advice from the local planning authority.

This can:
*Help applicants understand the merits of a proposed development.
*Help applicants understand relevant planning policies and other material considerations.
*Improve the quality of the planning application so the likelihood of success.
*Help resolve issues associated with a proposed development.
*Improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the planning application and determination process.
*Encourage a collaborative and open relationship.
*Clarify requirements for consultation.
*Clarify possible planning conditions and planning obligations. Clarify the information that should accompany the application
*Reduce the likelihood of delays

 putting in place a Planning Performance Agreement where this would help with managing the process and agreeing any dedicated resources for progressing the application Pre-application engagement should be suited to the nature of the proposed development and may benefit from a planning performance agreement, are voluntary undertaking that enables local planning authorities and applicants to agree the timescales, actions and resources necessary to process a planning application during the pre-application, application and post-application stages.

The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) makes clear that statutory consultees take an early, pro-active approach in the pre-application process and should provide advice in a timely manner. Statutory consultees with a shared interest in a development, should engage with each other and seek to resolve any issues together. Local planning authorities and statutory consultees may charge for pre-application advice Although they are encouraged to provide a basic level of service without charge. Charges that are made should be transparent, must not exceed the cost of providing the service and should not discourage pre-application discussions. 

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
*Detailed planning application.
*Development management.
*Environmental impact assessment.
*National Planning Policy Framework.
*National Planning Practice Guidance.
*Neighbourhood planning.
*Outline planning application.
*Permitted development.
*Planning appeal.
*Planning authority.
*Planning conditions.
*Planning enforcement.
*Planning fees.
*Planning objection.
*Planning obligations.
*Planning performance agreement.
*Planning permission.
*Section 106 agreement.
*Statutory consultees.

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