How long does planning permission take NI?
Average time for processing major applications – 30 weeks. Average processing time for processing local applications – 15 weeks.
How do I check my NI planning application online?
You can use the Public Access website to find, view or comment on a current planning application or search for applications and decisions made since 1973….To find a planning application, you need to use one of the following:
- the planning application reference number.
- the property address.
- the map search tool.
Do you have to pay for planning permission Northern Ireland?
A fee is payable for most applications for planning permission or consent. However the amount varies depending on the type and/or size of development. In addition, for some types of consent, e.g. listed buildings and demolition in a conservation area, no application fee is required.
How long does it take to get planning approved?
The majority of applications for planning permission will usually take around eight weeks. This is typically the case, unless the proposed project is unusually complex or large – when this is the case, the timeframe for a decision to be made is 13 weeks.
What size can you build without planning permission in Northern Ireland?
The permitted development rules have recently been relaxed, allowing you to build an extension without planning permission of up to six metres (or eight metres if your house is detached).
Should I withdraw my planning application?
A withdrawal is a quick and easy process for a case officer whereas writing a detailed officers report and lengthy decision notice with reasons for refusal takes a great deal of time and energy. This also means that the application outcome is not scrutinised and does not affect a council’s performance targets.
How big can an extension be without planning permission in Northern Ireland?
Without planning or neighbour permission, extensions on a terraced or semi-detached residential property must be no taller than 4 metres in height, no longer than 3 metres and must be single storey.
Do you need planning permission for a mobile home in Northern Ireland?
You’ll need to apply for planning permission to: add to or extend a flat or maisonette, including those converted from houses. divide part of your house for use as a separate home (for example, a self-contained flat or bed-sit) use a building or caravan in your garden as a separate residence for someone else.
How do I object to a planning application in Northern Ireland?
In your letter, outline your opposition to the proposal clearly and succinctly. You should ensure your comments relate to planning matters. These could include: The impact on traffic, parking and road safety.
How much does planning permission cost in the UK?
Planning application fees Applying for detailed or full planning permission for a new house or a conversion in England is currently £462. For outline applications, it’s £462 per 0.1 hectares. Householder applications, needed for extensions and garden buildings, are £206.