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Planning permission applications

Find information about planning permission for householder applications, and advertisement applications, or see our planning application forms and guidance.

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  • Make changes to planning applications

    You can apply to establish whether or not changes to existing planning permission are 'non material' and therefore do not the need a new planning application.

    https://www.york.gov.uk/MakingChangesToPlanningApplications
  • Supplementary planning documents

    Supplementary planning documents (SPDs) are used for 'development management' to provide detailed guidance alongside the Development Control Local Plan 2005 policies.

    https://www.york.gov.uk/planning-advice-guidance/supplementary-planning-documents
  • Householder planning permission applications

    If you own a residential property and wish to make changes to it, you may need to apply for planning permission and/or Building Regulation consent for any works or an extension.

    https://www.york.gov.uk/planning-applications/householder-planning-permission-applications
  • York 2032: The 10-Year Plan

    York 2032: The 10-year Plan, setting priorities for the decade ahead, and beyond 2022 to 2032.

    https://www.york.gov.uk/York2032
  • Planning permission

    You may need planning permission if you are extending your home; putting up a garage; putting up a boundary fence or wall; extending your garden; putting up outbuildings or garden structures; having a wind turbine installed, using the home as a short term let or holiday home

    https://www.york.gov.uk/PlanningPermission
  • Lawful development certificate

    https://www.york.gov.uk/LawfulDevelopmentCertificate
  • Community emergency plans

    Emergencies can take many forms and whilst we can't always prevent them happening, we can plan ahead to minimise their impact.

    https://www.york.gov.uk/CommunityEmergencyPlans
  • Planning Protocol

    The Planning Protocol is the result of a joint venture between City of York Council and the York & North Yorkshire Chamber of Commerce and sets a commitment to working together to deliver a smooth and efficient process.

    https://www.york.gov.uk/PlanningProtocol
  • Other planning guidance

    When planning a development you should also consider: Air quality, archaeology, land contamination, flood risk, listed buildings.

    https://www.york.gov.uk/PlanningGuidance
  • Emergency planning advice for householders and private landlords

    https://www.york.gov.uk/housing/emergency-planning-advice-householders-private-landlords