Planning Forms
Applications for planning permission need to be submitted using
the national Standard Planning Application Forms
(1APP). These forms are available for the electronic
submission of planning applications online at the Planning
Portal.
Scarborough Borough Council encourage online
applications which include the following benefits:
- no printing and postage costs
- 24 hours a day service
- ability to create an electronic location plan
- add any attachments to your submission calculate the fee
online
1APP in its online form will intelligently determine the
type(s) of planning permission needed and combine all relevant
questions into one form. You can create and submit a complete
application or submit the form online and send any
accompanying documents or drawings by post. Useful tools such
as the
fee
calculator and
site
location plan generator are also available from the
Planning Portal.
For further information on 1APP or if you need assistance with
completing your online application please contact the Planning
Office or the
Planning Portal.
National and Local Validation Criteria
Each type of planning application has its own requirements for
submission (validation criteria). These criteria are used
alongside the national application forms to validate
applications, and have been agreed by a partnership
of North Yorkshire Planning Authorities as well as Scarborough
Borough Council.
You can view the
National
and
Local
Validation Criteria for each application type on our web
pages. Scarborough Borough Council's
Validation Requirements document is also available to
view or download from the
validation
criteria page.
Planning Application Forms to Download
If you decide you do not wish to submit an electronic
application via the Planning
Portal the links below allow you to download PDF versions of
the application forms. Each application type below has
accompanying guidance providing information on how to complete the
forms.
Please note If submitting more than one
application type, only one form will be necessary if completed
online, however if you wish to submit in paper format an
application form for each type of application will be
required.
Householder
Applications
Householder Permitted Development Enquiry Form (Do I
Need Planning Permission?)
If you are unsure whether alterations to your home needs
planning permission you can fill in the
Do
I need planning permission? form (There is a fee of
£25.00 for this service). We will then check whether your
proposal will need planning permission and advise you accordingly.
Advice is also available from the planning portal interactive
house and the common
projects list.
Please note we no longer give a response about Building
Regulations for such enquiries please contact:
North Yorkshire Building Control Partnership
Suite 2
Coxwold House
Easingwold Business Park
Easingwold
York
YO61 3FB
Telephone - 01347 822703 Fax - 01347 824279
Email - enquiries@nybcp.org
Non-Householder
Planning Applications
Advertisement(s)
Listed Buildings and Conservation
Areas
-
Application for Listed Building
Consent
Use this form for internal or external alterations to a listed
building, demolition or partial demolition of a listed building or
demolition of a structure within the curtlilage of a listed
building. If submitting in paper form and the proposal would
usually require planning permission, the appropriate application
form should also be submitted. Both applications can be dealt
with on one online form.
-
Guidance for completing the form
- Application
Fees
- Additional information on this application type is available
from the
Planning Portal
Certificates of
Lawfulness
Prior Notifications
Trees and Hedgerows
Extension of planning permissions
- Extension of time for
implementation of planning permission
This form should be used to extend the time limit on your
decision notice. It should also be used if listed
building or conservation area consent is associated with the
planning permission.
A successful application will result in a
new permission/consent with a new time limit or limits. The
original permission will continue to exist whatever the outcome of
this application, until the expiry date on the decision notice
where development has not started.
This form should not be used
if development has already commenced; either where the
original permission has already expired or; where the
permission/consent was granted after 1 October 2009. In those
cases, a new application would have to be made. In the case of
reserved matters, applicants would have to seek a replacement
for the outline permission itself, which if successful would create
new time limits for the submission of reserved matters and for
subsequent implementation.
The fees for this type of application are:
- Applications in respect of major developments £575
- Applications in respect of householder developments
£57
- Applications in respect of other developments
£195
-
Non-material amendment following grant of planning
permission
If you have been granted planning permission,
you may wish to make small amendments. For example changing a
finish or moving a door or window. Where these are non-material,
this form can be used to apply. If you are unsure the change you
want to make is material please contact planning.services@scarborough.gov.uk.
If an application made on this form is successful, the result will
be an amendment to the original planning permission. No new
planning permission is created.
The fees for this type of application are:
-
Householder applications £28.00
-
All other developments £195.00
- Help with filling in this
form
-
Guidance
Application
to Modify or Discharge a Section 106 Planning
Obligation
This type of application relates to formal requests for a
decision by the Council to modify or discharge a planning
obligation entered into under Section 106 of the Town and Country
Planning Act 1990. Such an obligation may take the form of a
Section 106 agreement or unilateral undertaking. An application can
only be made using these forms a minimum of 5 years from the date
of the completion of the original planning obligation. It also does
not apply to planning obligations completed prior to 10 December
1992.
There is no fee for this application.
Pre-application
planning advice
Since 1 April 2010 charges have applied for certain types of
pre-application advice please check the link to the guidance notes
below and download the form if required.
Planning Enforcement