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Planning
Planning applications
Making an on-line planning application
We
encourage you to submit your applications on-line using the Planning Portal
(the UK Government's online planning and building regulations service) wherever
possible.
The Portal enables you to :
- identify the correct form and to complete the planning application form on-line
- make your payment and attach your drawings
- buy site maps on-line, and
- calculate the planning fee using the on-line fee calculator
If you would rather send your application by post, you can use the Planning Portal to create it on-line, then print it out and send it to us.
Please contact Planning Services if you are unclear on which forms to use.
- Open the Planning Portal website to make an on-line planning application (www.planningportal.gov.uk/england/public/)
- Fees for planning and control of advertisement applications (.PDF 21kb)
- Planning application checklist (.PDF 23kb)
- Validation : Adur District Council's and Worthing Borough Council’s local list of minimum requirements required to validate planning applications (.PDF 1mb)
- Design and access statements (.PDF 13kb)
- NEW New application forms for 'renewal' of extant unimplemented planning permissions and LB/CA consents and for non-material amendments to existing permissions (link to Planning Portal website) (www.planningportal.gov.uk/england/government/applications/)
Making an non-on-line planning application using the National Standard Application Form (1APP)
If
you are unable or prefer not to use the Planning Portal to submit your application
on-line (above), you can download the 1APP paper planning application forms
and notes by using the link below. These forms are not interactive and
you will need to print them out in order to fill them in. They can then be
posted to us together with drawings and other appropriate documents.
Go to the paper forms to download.
Making a planning application - useful information :
- Building control forms - which may be needed instead of, or in addition to, these planning forms in order to make a Building Regulations Submission
- Listed building consent
- Development control standards, advice notes and design bulletins for a range of useful information about whether you need to make an application and how to make an application
- TV aerials, FM radio aerials and satellite dish antennae
- Dropped kerbs, highway crossovers, driveways and hardstandings in gardens
The Developer's Guide :
The Environment Agency are keen to help ensure that new development is as sustainable as possible and will therefore appreciate the opportunity to comment on your development proposals at an early stage.
The Environment Agency's guide for developers is designed to give practical advice on the environmental issues that may affect the site and provides some examples of sites where good practice has already been applied. Some of the topics covered in the guide include, managing the risk of flooding, using water wisely, wildlife and green space, managing waste and land affected by contamination. You can find this guide and links to further information at :
FRSA :
The new Flood Risk Standing Advice can be found through the following link :
