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The Council is now using the national standard 1APP forms. To speed up the process you can submit your application online via the national Planning Portal website.
Two new forms for applicants are introduced from 1 October 2009.
Applications to extend the life of existing planning permissions (and any associated conservation area or listed building consent).
Non-material amendments to existing planning permissions.
Both forms and notes are only available as paper copies to download, complete and post or deliver to the Council Offices. They can also be downloaded from the Planning Applications page on the Planning Portal website.
Fees for Planning Applications - Feb 2010
A fee calculator can also be accessed on the Planning Portal website.
The Council has recently adopted a Supplementary Planning Document called 'Sustainable Low-carbon Buildings' which provides guidance on the implementation of policies to promote sustainable drainage, energy conservation and renewable energy. The requirements apply to all applications for planning permission, including householder applications. You are advised to refer to these new requirements before submitting your application.
In October 2008 the Government published new legislation regarding the types of development a homeowner can carry out without planning permission. Homeowners can find further details on our Householder Planning page.
From 1 May 2009 Planning Services will no longer be offering the service of providing informal advice on the need for planning permission for alterations to dwellings. If you are uncertain as to whether your proposals are 'permitted development' you may download and complete one of the Self Assessment forms below.
Form 1 - Extensions and alterations to dwellings
Form 2 - Roof alterations to a dwelling
Form 3 - Outbuildings - detached buildings within the curtilage of a dwelling (including pools, enclosures and fuel containers)
Form 4 - Porches - erection or construction of a porch outside any external door of a dwelling.
Form 5 - Provision of or replacement of hard surfacing within the curtilage of a dwelling.
For a formal opinion as to whether you need planning permission you will need to submit an application for a Certificate of Lawful Development.
Simplified Energy Statement form for householders - format for giving information on proposed sustainable drainage and energy efficiency measures as required by the 'Sustainable Low-carbon Buildings' SPD. You can complete this form to meet the requirements for an Energy Statement to accompany a householder planning application.
For further information please contact us on 01789 260304 or by email at planning.applications@stratford-dc.gov.uk or by fax on 01789 260306.
Downloads:
Extension to existing permission - Form (319KB PDF)
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Extension to existing permission - Help text (44KB PDF)
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Extension to existing permission - Guidance note (15KB PDF)
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Non-material amendment - Form (263KB PDF)
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Non-material amendment - Help text (30KB PDF)
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Non-material amendment - Guidance note (11KB PDF)
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Fees for Planning Applications - Feb 2010 (51KB PDF)
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Simplified Energy Statement form for householders (23KB PDF)
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Self Assessment Form 1 - Extensions (13KB PDF)
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Self Assessment Form 2 - Roof Alterations (34KB PDF)
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Self Assessment Form 3 - Outbuildings (26KB PDF)
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Self Assessment Form 4 - Porches (21KB PDF)
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Self Assessment Form 5 - Hardstandings (23KB PDF)
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External links:
Planning Portal - Planning Applications
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Planning Portal Fee Calculator
See also:
1APP Standard Application Form
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Council Offices
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Sustainable Low-Carbon Buildings
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Householder Planning
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Amending Your Plans
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