Fee The Town and Country All Guide to the Fees for Planning Applications ‘A Planning (Fees for in is available on the Planning Portal England’ Applications, Deemed website , which includes scenarios where Applications, Requests exemptions or reductions apply. Further and Site Visits) (England) guidance is available on the Planning Practice Regulations 2012 (as Guidance website . amended) Payment can be made online via the Planning Portal or by cheque or credit/debit card by telephoning Customer Service & Planning Support on 01803 207801. Dishonoured cheques will delay determination of the application until the correct fee is received. Local Requirements Existing and Proposed The Town and Country Where the development These are required to assess the design and Elevations showing the Planning (General includes provision of external appearance of these facilities. position of the proposed Permitted Development) ventilation and extraction facilities on the building (England) Order 2015 equipment under Class drawn to an identified Policy DE1 of the Torbay C(b)(i) scale Local Plan Existing and Proposed The Town and Country Where the development These are required to assess the siting of Site Plans showing the Planning (General includes provision of these facilities. location of the proposed Permitted Development) waste storage facilities facilities drawn to an (England) Order 2015 under Class C(b)(ii) identified scale and Policy DE1 of the Torbay showing the direction of Local Plan North Impact Assessment of the The Town and Country Where the building is This should describe where alternative A1 and Change of Use on the Planning (General located outside a key A2 services are located in the area, and, if adequate provision of Permitted Development) shopping area (town relevant, why there is no reasonable prospect services provided by Class (England) Order 2015 centre, district centre or of the building being used to provide these A1 (shops) or Class A2 local centre) only where services. This information should be included – (financial and professional there is a reasonable in the description of the proposed development services) in the area prospect of the building on the application form, or, if there is not being used to provide enough space, it can be provided separately.
Fee The Town and Country Planning (Fees for Applications, Deemed Applications, Requests and Site Visits) (England) Regulations 2012 (as amended) All ‘A Guide to the Fees for Planning Applications in England’ is available on the Planning Portal website , which includes scenarios where exemptions or reductions apply. Further guidance is available on the Planning Practice Guidance website . Payment can be made online via the Planning Portal or by cheque or credit/debit card by telephoning Customer Service & Planning Support on 01803 207801. Dishonoured cheques will delay determination of the application until the correct fee is received. Local Requirements Existing and Proposed Elevations showing the position of the proposed facilities on the building drawn to an identified scale The Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015 Policy DE1 of the Torbay Local Plan Where the development includes provision of ventilation and extraction equipment under Class C(b)(i) These are required to assess the design and external appearance of these facilities. Existing and Proposed Site Plans showing the location of the proposed facilities drawn to an identified scale and showing the direction of North The Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015 Policy DE1 of the Torbay Local Plan Where the development includes provision of waste storage facilities under Class C(b)(ii) These are required to assess the siting of these facilities. Impact Assessment of the Change of Use on the adequate provision of services provided by Class A1 (shops) or Class A2 (financial and professional services) in the area The Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015 Where the building is located outside a key shopping area (town centre, district centre or local centre) – only where there is a reasonable prospect of the building being used to provide This should describe where alternative A1 and A2 services are located in the area, and, if relevant, why there is no reasonable prospect of the building being used to provide these services. This information should be included in the description of the proposed development on the application form, or, if there is not enough space, it can be provided separately.
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