Planning Applications and Permission
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Planning permission is needed for most forms of development and the Development Quality team is responsible for the processing of such applications.
Development can encompass a whole range of proposals, from small house extensions through to large residential estates, factories, shops, warehouses and the erection of sign and advertisements.
It is best to talk about the proposal with a member of the Development Quality team to determine the requirements for the development proposed and if planning permission is required. Officers in the Team will be able to provide written or verbal advice on relevant procedures, timescales etc. For contact information please see the foot of this page.
General Guidance
Further general guidance on which forms to fill in, whether you need planning permission and how much it is likely to cost is available from the ePlanning page www.eplanning.scotland.gov.uk.
Frequently Asked Questions
To assist you in understanding the planning application process we have compiled a list of frequently asked questions below. There are also ePlanning related frequently asked questions available here.
- Making a planning application: Who needs to be notified?
- How are planning applications publicised?
- How should an objection or representation be made?
- When can objections or representations be made?
- Who makes the decision?
- When can an officer's report on an application be viewed by a member of the public?
- Can applicants or objectors speak at the Committee?
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Contact information
For further information about this page please contact:
Development Quality
Kilncraigs, Greenside Street, Alloa, FK10 1EB
Tel: 01259 450000
Email: development_services@clacks.gov.uk
Or use the on-line contact form
