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Caravan sites
planning permission and may range from a single caravan, tent or tourer on a small plot of land to a large site comprising of hundreds of units. Further information We have standard conditions depending on the type of site: Holiday…
Neighbourhood Walkabouts
planned walkabout for your estate explaining what it is you would like us to inspect and why via tenantinvolvement@middevon.gov.uk or 01884 255255. You can also contact us to book in a door knock when we are in the area using the same contact…
Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG)
planning system to ensure that development delivers a net positive impact on the natural environment. It requires new developments to be designed and planned in ways that minimise any loss and damage to existing habitats, and then to compensate and…
Permitted Development Rights
planning permission. Sometimes permitted development rights are removed from a site by the Local Planning Authority following a grant of planning permission. This can be for various reasons, such as to preserve the character of a building or to…
Footpath diversion orders
planning permission. The process takes up to 6 - 12 months for a straightforward diversion. A contentious diversion can take several years if strong objections are made. Please download the Footpath Diversion Application Form along with Guidance on…
Section s106 Agreements
Agreements? Planning obligations, also known as Section 106 Agreements (based on The 1990 Town & Country Planning Act), are legal agreements made between local authorities and developers and can be attached to planning permission to make…
Section 106 Monitoring Fees
planning obligations. Such tasks include, but not exclusively; Recording the details of the Section 106 agreement Mid Devon Infrastructure Funding Statement on an IT system; including all clauses, contributions and trigger points; Written…
Fees for Compliance Checks
planning obligations If you require information relating to compliance with planning obligations please follow the guidelines below when making this request: Requests for Copy Documents Due to the size of most s106 Agreements and mailbox…
History
planning permission for demolition or alteration of chimneys and for putting roof lights in front roof slopes, only small groups of properties will need to have planning permission for the demolition of boundary walls of any height, for construction…
Cullompton Article 4(2) Direction
planning authorities can use to try to maintain the character within conservation areas. They encourage repair and good quality restoration of existing buildings rather than replacement or alteration of key elements. In effect, an Article 4(2)…
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