Reserved matters in planning permissions - Revision history

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−	Outline planning applications can be used to find out whether a proposed development is likely to be approved by the planning authority, before substantial costs are incurred developing a detailed design.	+	Outline planning applications can be used to find out whether a proposed development is likely to be approved by the planning authority, before substantial costs are incurred developing a detailed design. Outline planning applications allow the submission of outline proposals, the details of which may be agreed as 'reserved matters' applications at a later stage.

−	~~Outline planning applications allow~~ the ~~submission~~ of ~~outline proposals~~, the ~~details~~ of ~~which~~ may ~~be agreed~~ as ~~'reserved~~ matters~~' applications at a later stage~~.	+	Reserved matters, also refers certain matters concerning the governance of the UK, where decisions may be taken by the UK Parliament at Westminster even though they have an effect in Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland or the regions of England. Such reserved matters may also give allowance for devolved governments to implement slightly different regimes, though more directly, where matters are accepted areas where decision-making has been delegated by Parliament to the devolved institutions such as the Scottish Parliament, the Assemblies of Wales, Northern Ireland and London or to Local Authorities, these are referred to as devolved matters.

−	On 10 August 2006, changes to the outline planning permission process came into force intended to make outline planning applications more 'detailed' and so to restrict the extent of reserved matters.	+	In terms of reserved matters and outline planning applications on the 10 August 2006, changes to the outline planning permission process came into force intended to make outline planning applications more 'detailed' and so to restrict the extent of reserved matters. Reserved matters that might be the subject of further applications once outline planning consent has been obtained can now include:
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−	Reserved matters that might be the subject of further applications once outline planning consent has been obtained can now include:	+

	* The layout of buildings within the proposed development.		* The layout of buildings within the proposed development.
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	Outline planning permission lasts for two years from the date reserved matters were approved, or three years from the date of the outline planning permission, whichever is the later.		Outline planning permission lasts for two years from the date reserved matters were approved, or three years from the date of the outline planning permission, whichever is the later.

−	= Related articles on Designing Buildings ~~Wiki~~ =	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

	* Approval of conditions on a planning permission.		* Approval of conditions on a planning permission.
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	* Outline planning permission.		* Outline planning permission.
	* Detailed planning permission.		* Detailed planning permission.
		+	* Devolved matters.
	* Planning conditions.		* Planning conditions.
	* Planning obligations.		* Planning obligations.
	* Planning permission.		* Planning permission.
		+	* Reserved matters.

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	* Planning permission.		* Planning permission.

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	Outline planning permission lasts for two years from the date reserved matters were approved, or three years from the date of the outline planning permission, whichever is the later.		Outline planning permission lasts for two years from the date reserved matters were approved, or three years from the date of the outline planning permission, whichever is the later.

−	~~= Find out more =~~	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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−	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===	+

	* Approval of conditions on a planning permission.		* Approval of conditions on a planning permission.
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	* Planning obligations.		* Planning obligations.
	* Planning permission.		* Planning permission.
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−	~~=== External references ===~~
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−	* Planning Portal: [http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/uploads/appPDF/Help023_england_en.pdf Reserved matters guidance notes].

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

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	* Approval of conditions on a planning permission.		* Approval of conditions on a planning permission.
		+	* Construction management statement.
	* Outline planning permission.		* Outline planning permission.
	* Detailed planning permission.		* Detailed 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.		Outline planning applications allow the submission of outline proposals, the details of which may be agreed as 'reserved matters' applications at a later stage.

−	On 10 August 2006 changes to the outline planning permission process came into force intended to make outline planning applications more 'detailed' and so to restrict the extent of reserved matters.	+	On 10 August 2006, changes to the outline planning permission process came into force intended to make outline planning applications more 'detailed' and so to restrict the extent of reserved matters.

	Reserved matters that might be the subject of further applications once outline planning consent has been obtained can now include:		Reserved matters that might be the subject of further applications once outline planning consent has been obtained can now include:
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	* Access to and within the site for vehicles, cycles and pedestrians.		* Access to and within the site for vehicles, cycles and pedestrians.
	* Landscape proposals.		* Landscape proposals.
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		+	The details of the reserved matters application must be in line with the outline approval, including any conditions attached to the permission. It may be necessary to reapply for outline or full planning permission if the proposals have changed in any way.
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		+	Outline permission is not a permission to start work on site. The permission notice will state which matters have been reserved for later approval. When all of the reserved matters have been approved, work may begin on the site.

	Reserved matters applications should be submitted within 3 years of outline permission being granted.		Reserved matters applications should be submitted within 3 years of outline permission being granted.

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

−	* Approval of conditions ~~(reserved matters)~~ on a planning permission.	+	* Approval of conditions on a planning permission.
	* Outline planning permission.		* Outline planning permission.
	* Detailed planning permission.		* Detailed planning permission.

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

		+	* Approval of conditions (reserved matters) on a planning permission.
	* Outline planning permission.		* Outline planning permission.
	* Detailed planning permission.		* Detailed planning permission.
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	* Planning permission.		* Planning permission.

−	External references	+	=== External references ===

	* Planning Portal: [http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/uploads/appPDF/Help023_england_en.pdf Reserved matters guidance notes].		* Planning Portal: [http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/uploads/appPDF/Help023_england_en.pdf Reserved matters guidance notes].

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

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−	Outline planning applications can be used to find out whether a proposed development is likely to be approved by the planning authority, before substantial costs are incurred developing a detailed design~~. Outline planning applications allow the submission of outline proposals, the details of which may be agreed as 'reserved matters' applications at a later stage~~.	+	Outline planning applications can be used to find out whether a proposed development is likely to be approved by the planning authority, before substantial costs are incurred developing a detailed design.

−	On 10 August 2006 changes to the outline planning permission process came into force intended to make outline planning applications more 'detailed' and so to restrict the extent of reserved matters. Reserved matters that might be the subject of further applications once outline planning consent has been obtained can now include:	+	Outline planning applications allow the submission of outline proposals, the details of which may be agreed as 'reserved matters' applications at a later stage.
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		+	On 10 August 2006 changes to the outline planning permission process came into force intended to make outline planning applications more 'detailed' and so to restrict the extent of reserved matters.
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		+	Reserved matters that might be the subject of further applications once outline planning consent has been obtained can now include:

	* The layout of buildings within the proposed development.		* The layout of buildings within the proposed development.

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	Outline planning applications can be used to find out whether a proposed development is likely to be approved by the planning authority, before substantial costs are incurred developing a detailed design. Outline planning applications allow the submission of outline proposals, the details of which may be agreed as 'reserved matters' applications at a later stage.		Outline planning applications can be used to find out whether a proposed development is likely to be approved by the planning authority, before substantial costs are incurred developing a detailed design. Outline planning applications allow the submission of outline proposals, the details of which may be agreed as 'reserved matters' applications at a later stage.

	On 10 August 2006 changes to the outline planning permission process came into force intended to make outline planning applications more 'detailed' and so to restrict the extent of reserved matters. Reserved matters that might be the subject of further applications once outline planning consent has been obtained can now include:		On 10 August 2006 changes to the outline planning permission process came into force intended to make outline planning applications more 'detailed' and so to restrict the extent of reserved matters. Reserved matters that might be the subject of further applications once outline planning consent has been obtained can now include:
−	*The layout of buildings within the proposed development.	+
−	*The precise height, width and length of individual buildings.	+	* The layout of buildings within the proposed development.
−	*The appearance of buildings.	+	* The precise height, width and length of individual buildings.
−	*Access to and within the site for vehicles, cycles and pedestrians.	+	* The appearance of buildings.
−	*Landscape proposals.	+	* Access to and within the site for vehicles, cycles and pedestrians.
		+	* Landscape proposals.

	Reserved matters applications should be submitted within 3 years of outline permission being granted.		Reserved matters applications should be submitted within 3 years of outline permission being granted.
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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*Outline planning permission.	+
−	*Detailed planning permission.	+	* Outline planning permission.
−	*Planning conditions.	+	* Detailed planning permission.
−	*Planning obligations.	+	* Planning conditions.
−	*Planning permission.	+	* Planning obligations.
		+	* Planning permission.

	External references		External references
−	*Planning Portal: [http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/uploads/appPDF/Help023_england_en.pdf Reserved matters guidance notes].	+
		+	* Planning Portal: [http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/uploads/appPDF/Help023_england_en.pdf Reserved matters guidance notes].

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

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