This document explains the ‘My Applications’ page and shows what can be done here.
The ‘My applications’ page allows you to organise the applications you previously created and saved.
The main section is a list of all the applications you have created, with information split across 6 columns. This list can be ordered by clicking the arrows at the top of each column.
You can order the list by the name that you gave the application when you created it.
You can order them by the local planning authority in which the development is happening. For example Bristol city council or Exeter City council. You can also order the list by the date in which it was created.
The list can be ordered by each applications completion status completion status. This will either say 1 of 3 things. ‘Draft’ which means the application is yet to be completed and submitted.
‘Submitted’ means the application has been sent to the local planning authority. Because this application has been submitted you are given the option to download. The link is just below the applications name.
The final state is transferred. This means the application has been picked up by the Local planning authority and is waiting approval.
The blue cross icons in the left column will remove an application from the list when you click on it.
You can create copies of existing applications to save time if you are doing several similar applications. When you click on an icon in the ‘copy’ column, you will be asked to provide a name and a location for the new application.
To edit one of your applications just click on the name in the right column and it will take you to that applications overview.
So that’s it for this section. If you need any additional help look out for the blue help icons through out the site. Alternatively you can download the guidance notes from the application overview page.
