MDDC Statement (21/00222/MFUL)

Following the receipt of a pre-action protocol letter from representatives of Tesco challenging the decision for planning permission for the Lidl store in Crediton, the council has been informed that no judicial review has been filed at court and the deadline has now passed. Therefore the original decision to grant planning permission stands. Full details about the proposals.

Planning

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Planning Enforcement

Stages of a planning application

Do I need permission?

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A service whereby we will provide the checking of an application prior to submission.

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Fees for Planning Applications

Fees - Other discretionary planning fees

You may need to apply to display an advertisement on the front of, or outside, your property

Appeals

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Conservation

Preserving and enhancing the historic environment including conservation areas and listed buildings

Cullompton High Street Heritage Action Zone

Mid Devon District Council has secured funding from Historic England to help regenerate Cullompton Town Centre through the High Streets Heritage Action Zone (HAZ) programme.

Demolishing a building

In most cases you will not need to apply for planning permission to knock down a building

Design Review

The Design Review provides an opportunity for developers and local authorities alike to have access to some of the best built environment practitioners in the region

Devon County Council - planning

Devon County Council - Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS)

Discharge of conditions on planning approvals

Commencement of development prior to the discharge of relevant conditions will render the development unlawful and could lead to formal enforcement action by the Council