After you apply for planning permission: step-by-step guide
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- 1. After you apply for planning permission
- 2. Step 1 - The application is registered
- 3. Step 2 - Letters are sent to neighbours most likely to be affected by the application
- 4. You are here: Step 3 - The views of other relevant bodies are also sought
- 5. Step 4 - The site is inspected
- 6. Step 5 - The application is assessed against Government guidance and Council policy
- 7. Step 6 - Other material considerations, such as the effect on neighbours, or highway safety are also considered
- 8. Step 7 - The Council may negotiate amendments to the application.
- 9. Step 8 - Permission is granted (with or without conditions) or refused
- 10. Step 9 - Building Control
- 11. Monitoring development
4. Step 3 - The views of other relevant bodies are also sought
If the application is considered to have an effect on roads, traffic, or floodplains for example then the views of agencies such as the Highway Authority and Environment Agency are sought.
In many parts of the borough there are active Residents Associations who are consulted. The Borough Council also consults Horley Town Council and Salfords and Sidlow Parish Council on applications within their areas.
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Step 2 - Letters are sent to neighbours most likely to be affected by the application
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Step 4 - The site is inspected