Planning Application. An application (given reference XXXXXXXX[NOTE 3] by the Council) has been submitted to the Council for the development of the Land hereinafter described
Planning Application. Named EFDC officer A named officer, holding the necessary skills and experience to determine a major planning application will lead the planning application process £xxxxx Determine application within xx timetable The timetable for determination of a planning application (outline or detailed) will be agreed prior to submission of the application. Resources will be made available within EFDC to determine the application within this timescale. £xxxxx Planning obligations negotiations within xx timetable Establishment of necessary mechanism to secure planning obligations / conditions £xxxxx Named EFDC officer to discharge pre- commencement conditions A named officer, holding the necessary skills and experience to determine a major planning application will lead discharge of conditions. Timetable to be established for completion of the discharge of each condition following submission by landowner. £xxxxx
Planning Application. The Tenant will observe perform and comply with all the provisions in Schedule 3 in relation to the Planning Application]
Planning Application. 2.1 Within [ ] weeks after the date of this Agreement, the Buyer shall submit the Planning Application to the Determining Authority and shall use all reasonable endeavours to obtain the grant of a Satisfactory Planning Permission as soon as reasonably possible.
2.2 If it appears necessary to obtain a Satisfactory Planning Permission, the Buyer may amend the Planning Application or withdraw and submit in substitution a revised Planning Application.
Planning Application. The Lessee shall, at its own cost and expense submit to the Competent Authorities the layout plans and/or full and complete plans, elevations and specifications for the buildings proposed to be erected on the Land under the Planning Act (Cap. 232) and all other laws and regulations applicable thereto for the time being for the necessary approval to develop the IR2 in accordance with the Accepted Proposal as submitted to and accepted by the Lessor and in compliance with the Planning Parameters. The Lessee shall upon the issue of the Grant of Written Permission, the Notice of Approval and the Permit to Commence Building Works by the Competent Authorities, furnish to the Lessor copies of all such approvals and the final approved plans.
Planning Application. 4.5.1. A flow chart showing the planning application process is given in Annex A1.
4.5.2. Planning applications are submitted through the ‘Planning Portal’ (hosted by the Planning Inspectorate), or directly to the planning authority. They are then recorded by planning authorities on Planning Registers, which must be accessible to the public and are mostly accessible online. The planning application describes the nature of the proposed development, including an estimate of the number of residential units and amount of commercial floor space that is intended for the site.
4.5.3. Most planning applications either start with an outline planning application, which sets out the overall approach to the development; or a detailed (also called ‘full’) planning application, which contains detailed plans. Once an outline application is granted, it is followed by a set of ‘reserved matters’, which could be submitted as one or more separate applications. DCLG is less interested in the detail of each reserved matter application, although it would like the Contractor to monitor all reserved applications. Any impact will be captured and details on the number of actual units/floor space updated (e.g. a new reserved matter granted relates to an additional 1,000 houses), since this confirms how many units are permitted to be built.
4.5.4. Applications will be granted, refused or ‘not determined’ by the planning authority, and the decision confirmed in a public Decision Notice issued on the planning register. Applications are ‘not determined’ where a specific period of time has expired without the authority making a judgement on the application. In these cases, the application automatically goes to appeal.
4.5.5. Appeals cases go to the Planning Inspectorate, and decisions are published by them through their website (xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx/planning/appeals/appeals). Outline, full and reserved matters applications can go to appeal, although it is rare for the latter to be appealed.
4.5.6. DCLG’s requirements include capturing these different elements of the planning process, so that it can understand at any point in time (e.g. a given month), how many applications are at each stage, the types of those developments, and the size of the residential and commercial elements.
4.5.7. DCLG is interested in setting a key indicator against each site that identifies whether it is what may be called “shovel ready”: i.e. construction work can start on-site. Sites are not ready u...
Planning Application. The Owner submitted the Application (180591) to the Council for Planning Permission to carry out the Development which was validated on 6th April 2018
Planning Application. The Lessee shall, at its own cost and expense submit to the Competent Authorities the layout plans and/or full and complete plans, elevations and specifications for the buildings proposed to be erected on the Land under the Planning Act (Cap. 232) and all other laws and regulations applicable thereto for the time being for the necessary approval to develop the IR in accordance with the Accepted Proposal. The Lessee shall upon the issue of the Grant of Written Permission, the Notice of Approval and the Permit to Carry Out Building Works by the Competent Authorities, furnish to the Lessor copies of all such approvals and the final approved plans.
Planning Application. The Lessee shall, at its own cost and expense submit to the Competent Authorities the layout plans and/or full and complete plans, elevations and specifications for the buildings proposed to be erected on the Land under the Planning Act (Cap. 232) and all other laws and regulations applicable thereto for the time being for the necessary approval to develop the IR in accordance with the Accepted Proposal and furnish to the Lessor copies of all approvals and the final approved plans.
Planning Application. 14.1 It is the client’s responsibility to inform ENERGIEXPRO®, whether the premises are a listed building or within a conservation area as defined by Statute. In case a permission is required before commencing of Works, the client is to apply for this permission to the relevant authorities. ENERGIEXPRO® will assist with paperwork required such as panel layout, system specifications, etc.
