Do I need planning Wiltshire?

You may need to apply for planning permission if you want to: build an extension to your property or do other work to your home. expand your business or change the use of your premises.

How long does planning permission take Wiltshire?

The decision making process The decision making process normally takes up to eight weeks.

What areas do Wiltshire Council cover?

Amesbury.

What constitutes over development in planning?

Overdevelopment According to the Planning Portal, overdevelopment can refer to the ‘amount of development (for example, the quantity of buildings or intensity of use) that is excessive in terms of demands on infrastructure and services’, or ‘ impact on local amenity and character’.

How to apply for planning permission in Wiltshire?

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Who are the members of the Wiltshire planning committee?

Planning policy Building control Neighbourhood planning Committee meeting calendar Trees, conservation and listed buildings Biodiversity and development Local land searches Comment on an application Green and blue infrastructure Community Environmental Toolkit

What do you need to know about housing in Wiltshire?

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Do you need a library licence in Wiltshire?

Libraries Licences and permits Local offer MCI/Army basing Parenting support Parking Pest control Planning and building control Planning for an emergency