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Planning Policy Statement 7 (PPS 7): Quality …
www.planningni.gov.ukPlanning Policy Statement 7 (PPS 7) Quality Residential Environments Planning Policy Statements (PPSs) set out the policies of the Department of the Environment on particular aspects
Parking Standards - Planning Service
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Parking Standards - Planning Portal
www.planningni.gov.ukIntroduction 1. This document sets out the parking standards that the Department will have regard to in assessing proposals for new development.
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www.planningni.gov.uk1 A Strategic Planning Policy Statement for Northern Ireland (SPPS) Planning for Sustainable Development Strategic Planning Policy Statement for Northern
P1 - Application for permission to develop land
www.planningni.gov.ukForm P1 . Application for permission to develop land Fee Received. Please read the notes below first – for additional guidance please see the “Explanatory Notes on
Form PCS - Property Enquiry Form - Planning Portal
www.planningni.gov.uk1 Form PCS Property Enquiry Form Please complete in BLOCK LETTERS . Solicitor or Agent Name: SECTION A
Vehicular Access Standards - Homepage | Planning …
www.planningni.gov.ukContents Page 1 Introduction 5 2 Visibility from the Minor Road 6 3 Visibility on the Priority Road 7 4 Visibility - Other Requirements 8
Tree Preservation Orders - Planning Portal
www.planningni.gov.uk4 Tree Preservation Order How does the Department decide which trees to protect? The Department may make Tree Preservation Orders for the purpose of:
Planning Fees - Explanatory Notes for Applicants
www.planningni.gov.uk(July 2016) PLANNING FEES EXPLANATORY NOTES FOR APPLICANTS With effect from 25 th July 2016 GENERAL 1.1 The following notes …
Trees and Development - A Guide to Best Practice
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