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Householder planning consent

Last Modified April 05, 2013
 

This form should be used for proposals to alter or enlarge single houses, including works within the boundary/garden of a house. It should be used for projects such as:

  • Extensions
  • Conservatories
  • Loft conversions
  • Dormer windows
  • Garages, car ports and outbuildings

Please note that planning permission is not needed for all household building work. Under permitted development rules you can carry out a number of household building work projects, provided they meet certain limits and conditions. You can find out whether you need planning permission on our do I need planning permission page. You can also seek pre-application advice from us before you submit an application to undertake any extensions or alterations to your property.

Householder planning consent


Householder planning consent - works or extension to a dwelling and conservation area consent


Householder planning consent - works or extension to a dwelling and listed building consent

Information required to be submitted for householder planning consent

To process an application we require the information detailed in Parts 1 and 2 above to be submitted with the application. The period for deciding the application cannot start until all the information has been received.

Please make sure you submit one original plus one copy of the application form, together with one original plus one copy of the plans and supporting information. The fee information and help notes are provided to assist you.

You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to download these documents. If you don't have it you can download Adobe Reader for free. If you are having problems opening any of the Adobe pdf files, please see our help page.

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