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What to submit for a planning application

Your application must be accompanied by a plan of the site, details of any proposed works and the fee. At least three copies of the form and plans are required, although some councils may ask for more. You must also complete a certificate to confirm that you own the land or have notified all owners of the land.

 

Access Statement

An access statement may be required - please check with your local planning authority.

Requirement: in Wales from 30 June 2007 it  became a statutory requirement for Access Statements to accompany applications for planning permission and listed buildings consent (with some exclusions).

Legislation: Article 4D to the Town and Country Planning (General Development Procedure) Order 1995, and Regulation 3B to the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Regulations 1990.

National Guidance: Planning for Inclusive Design (Access Statements), Welsh Assembly Government, 2007 (available in English only until incorporated into TAN12: Design).