Frequently Asked Questions: Planning
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Planning FAQs
Q: How do I get work done on a tree with a Tree Preservation Order (TPO) on it?
Q: What sort of tree work am I allowed to do?
Q: Do I live in a Conservation Area? If so what restrictions are there?
Q: What is planning permission?
Q: What do I need to do to get planning permission?
Q: What is the difference between outline and full planning permission?
Q: Do you have any tips on making the process of applying for planning permission easier?
Q: What happens once I've applied?
Q: What happens once a decision is made?
Q: Can I appeal against the decision on my application / an application on a neighbour’s property?
Q: How do I find out more about planning Committees?
Q: Can I object about a planning application?
Q: Are there any new roads planned for my area?
Q: I’ve read that they are considering widening the A14. When is this going to happen?
Q: How do I find out about development potential of different sites?
Q: Can you give me the name of a good architect or builder?
Q: How long do I have to start work after my plans have been fully approved?
- Once you have received full approval you have a time limit of three years for works to start on site. If this time elapses, a new application may be required to be submitted to Local Authority.
- Building Notices automatically lapse after 3 years.
Q: How long do I have to complete the works once work has commenced on site?
Q: What is the difference between Building Regulation and Planning permission?
Q: Can I obtain copies of documents?
Q: What are the laws regarding the storage of a caravan at the front of a house?
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