For advice and guidance on which application to use please contact us via our pre-application advice service.
A householder application is for extensions, alterations, additions and other outbuildings or structures within the boundary of a house and garden.
To be used by the residents for domestic purposes only.
This does not include more than one house or flats, for these a full planning permission application will be necessary.
A minor development is any application that involves:
A major planning application is:
As defined in Article 2 (interpretation) of the DMPO
Application to establish whether development would be acceptable, without submitting all of the information (reserved matters) up front.
Reserved matters applications are required when outline consent has been granted.
They may consist of details of access, appearance, landscaping, layout and scale.
Application requesting formal confirmation that existing or proposed development is lawful.
Any works to demolish any part of a listed building, or to alter/extend it in a way that affects its character as a building of special architectural or historic interest will require listed building consent.
Application to gain consent to display an advertisement.
Application requesting if prior approval is required to carry out works as detailed in specific parts of the Permitted Development Regulations.
After you have been granted planning permission you may need to discharge conditions or you may decide to make changes to what was approved through a non-material amendment or variation of condition application.
For more information visit our planning conditions page.
Application to notify us of the intent to implement temporary 3 year change of use under Class D of Part 4 of Schedule 2 (Temporary Buildings and Uses) of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015.