Publicising planning applications
When an application is registered, it is available to view on the council's website for comment on the proposal.
The council will publicise the application by displaying site notices and we will also write to adjoining properties.
How applications are publicised
- Application accompanied by an EIA (Environmental Impact Assessment)
Departure from the development plan (currently adopted) Unitary Development Plan -
Relevant secondary legislation
The Town and Country Planning (General Development Procedure) Order 2015
Statutory publicity
- LPA to advertise in local press
- site notice to be displayed for 21 days
- website
RBKC publicity
- press notice
- website
- site notice
- neighbour notification
- Proposal affecting a public right of way
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Relevant secondary legislation
The Town and Country Planning (General Development Procedure) Order 2015
Statutory publicity
- LPA to advertise in local press
- site notice to be displayed for 21 days
RBKC publicity
- press notice
- website
- site notice
- Major development: Development of more than 10 dwellings, or more than 1000m² of floorspace or on a site larger than 0.5ha
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Relevant secondary legislation
The Town and Country Planning (General Development Procedure) Order 2015
Statutory publicity
- LPA to advertise in local press
- site notice to be displayed for 21 days or neighbour notification
RBKC publicity
- press notice
- website
- site notice
- neighbour notification to those who physically adjoin the site
- Minor development: Development of 10 or less dwellings, less than 1000m² floorspace or on a site less than 0.5ha
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Relevant secondary legislation
The Town and Country Planning (General Development Procedure) Order 2015
Statutory publicity
- site notice to be displayed for 21 days or neighbour notification
- site notice and press notice if application affects the character or appearance of a conservation area or listed building
RBKC publicity
- press notice
- website
- site notice
- neighbour notification to those who physically adjoin the site
- Householder development
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Relevant secondary legislation
The Town and Country Planning (General Development Procedure) Order 2015
Statutory publicity
- site notice to be displayed for 21 days or neighbour notification
- site notice and press notice if application affects the character or appearance of a conservation area or listed building
- website
RBKC publicity
- press notice
- website
- site notice
- neighbour notification to properties who physically adjoin the application site
- Change of use
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Relevant secondary legislation
The Town and Country Planning (General Development Procedure) Order 2015
Statutory publicity
- site notice to be displayed for 21 days or neighbour notification
- site notice and press notice if application affects the character or appearance of a conservation area or listed building
- website
RBKC publicity
- press notice
- website
- site notice
- neighbour notification to properties who physically adjoin the application site
- Variation or removal of condition(s) attached to a previous approval
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Relevant secondary legislation
The Town and Country Planning (General Development Procedure) Order 2015
Statutory publicity
- site notice to be displayed for 21 days or neighbour notification
- site notice and press notice if application affects the character or appearance of a conservation area or listed building
- website
RBKC publicity
- press notice
- website
- site notice
- removal of permitted development rights
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Listed building consent and Conservation area consent
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Relevant secondary legislation
The Planning (Listed Buildings And Conservation Areas) Regulations 1990
Statutory publicity
- LPA to advertise in local press
- site notice
- website
RBKC publicity
- website
- press notice
- site notice
- Consent to display advertisements
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Relevant secondary legislation
The Town and Country Planning (Control of Advertisements) Regulations 2007
Statutory publicity
nil
RBKC publicity
- website
- Discharge of planning conditions
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Relevant secondary legislation
Town and Country Planning Act 1990
Statutory publicity
- nil
RBKC publicity
- nil
- Applications for non-material amendments
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Relevant secondary legislation
The Town and Country Planning (General Development Procedure) Order 2015
Statutory publicity
- nil
RBKC publicity
- nil
- Certificate of Lawful Use or Development - Existing
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Relevant secondary legislation
The Planning (Listed Buildings And Conservation Areas) Regulations 1990
Statutory publicity
- Nil
RBKC publicity
- website
- Certificate of Lawful Use or Development - Proposed
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Relevant secondary legislation
The Town and Country Planning (Control of Advertisements) Regulations 2007
Statutory publicity
- nil
RBKC publicity
- website
- Applications for works to trees covered by tree preservation orders
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Relevant secondary legislation
n/a
Statutory publicity
- nil
RBKC publicity
- website
- press notice
- letters sent to those registered on the RBKC system
- Demolition determination as to whether prior approval of LPA is required
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Relevant secondary legislation
The Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) 2015 (as amended)
Statutory publicity
- Applicant/agent to display site notice for 21 days of the 28 day period
RBKC publicity
- website
- Prior approval to demolish
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Relevant secondary legislation
The Town and Country Planning (General Development Procedure) Order 2015
Statutory publicity
- nil
RBKC publicity
- website
- Telecommunications prior approval
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Relevant secondary legislation
The Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) Order Part 24
Statutory publicity
- site notice to be displayed by LPA for 21 days or neighbour notification
RBKC publicity
- website
- site notice
- press notice if proposal affects the character or appearance of a conservation area or proposal affects a listed building
- Observations from another council
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Statutory publicity
- nil
RBKC publicity
- website
- neighbour notification to properties within RBKC