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Changes to legislation brought in on 1st October 2009 have introduced a simplified procedure to keep planning permissions which are about to lapse, alive. Application forms can be downloaded from the Planning Portal.
A new procedure has also been introduced for minor amendments to schemes already granted planning permission. A decision on whether a further planning application will be required for the amendment should be issued in 28 days of receipt. Application forms can be downloaded from the Planning Portal.
Householder Appeals Service. A new Householder Appeals Service (HAS) has been introduced by the Planning Inspectorate. The new service relates to householder applications submitted after 6 April 2009 only and is intended to make the process simpler to understand; it requires less form filling and relies mainly on documentation already sent to the local planning authority.
Changes to permitted development rights were introduced by the Government on 1 October 2008. Detailed information can be found on the planning portal web site. An interactive guide to home improvements has also been produced which is available at Planning Portal - Guide to Home Improvements .
The planning portal is an on-line resource for planning information and services. In addition to practical information, the portal can help you apply electronically for planning permission or appeal against a decision.
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