Types of planning permission explained
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1. Householder Planning Permission:
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This type of permission is necessary for homeowners who wish to make alterations or extensions to their properties. Examples include adding a conservatory, converting a loft, or building an extension.
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2. Full Planning Permission:
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Required for larger projects, such as new housing developments, commercial properties, or changes in land use. It involves a more in-depth application process and more stringent regulations.
3. Outline Planning Permission:
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This provides an initial agreement for a proposed development, allowing the applicant to establish whether the project is viable before committing to a detailed application. However, the developer must obtain final approval (Reserved Matters Approval) before construction can begin.
4. Lawful Development Certificate:
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This is not technically a form of planning permission, but it is a legal document that confirms a project can proceed without the need for planning permission because it complies with permitted development rights.
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