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Permission in principle
Planning application checklist - HYBRID (combined OUT and FULL)
Planning application checklist for Prior Approvals for new dwellinghouses
Planning application checklist for public service infrastructure development
Prior approval / prior notification for applications
Prior approval for change of use – commercial/business/service (Class E) to dwellinghouses (Class C3)
Prior approval for change of use – commercial/business/service (Class E) to mixed use including up to two flats
Prior Approval for the construction of up-to two additional storeys on existing blocks of detached flats to create additional dwellings, along with associated works and operations
Prior Approval for the demolition of buildings and construction of new dwellinghouses
Prior Approval for the enlargement of a dwellinghouse by construction of additional storeys
Prior Approval – Development for electronic communication network
Prior approval: Erection, extension, or alteration of a university building
Prior Notification of Agricultural or Forestry Development Application: Proposed Building

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