Increase in Planning Fees from 06 December 2023

Please note – The Statutory Planning fees, Discretionary Planning Fees and Pre-Application fees have increased as of 06 December 2023

Planning

Public Access - Search and comment on planning applications

Search by: keyword, reference, postcode or a single line of an address

Stages of a planning application

Do I need permission?

Find out if you need planning permission for your proposed works

Pre-application advice

Our pre-application advice can save time, cost and frustration

Apply for permission

Get help and guidance and then apply online

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

Class Q Agriculture to dwelling guidance

Regulations have been introduced which allow for agricultural buildings to be converted into dwellings without the need for full planning permission subject to specified procedures being completed and subject to certain limiting provisions

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

Interim Climate Change Statement

Details of interim Planning Policy Statement to help new development meet the challenges of a changing climate. • Climate Emergency – Planning Applications Checklist • Net Zero Carbon Toolkit • Net Zero Housing Assessment Tool

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