Householder development application checklists

A householder application should be completed online on the e- planning website.

You should ensure that if you do not solely own any of the land that forms part of the application site that you declare the name and address of all interested parties and serve them a land owner notification.

If the proposed ramp is required to improve access for a disabled person who is living in the dwellinghouse or flat then no fee will be required. Please note that you would be asked to provide evidence, in the form of a doctor's note for example.

The current scale of fees for applications can be found on our website.

At a scale of 1:1250 or 1:2500 (or larger). This must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• A north point
• The entire site and everything within at least 20m of the boundary
• At least 2 named roads which are clearly identified and annotated
• The boundaries of the site outlined in red. The red site boundary should be around the curtilage (dwelling and garden ground) and be shown as one continuous line
• Any adjoining land in the ownership or control of the applicant outlined in blue, for example, paddocks, agricultural land or other dwellings/buildings
• Surrounding buildings accurately shown and numbered or named to ensure that the exact location of the site is clear
• The Ordnance Survey licence number to clearly show you have permission to use the plan

Site Plan

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

At a scale of 1:200 or 1:500. This must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• A north point
• The site boundary clearly outlined in red to mirror that of the location plan submitted
• The location of the ramp clearly identified on the proposed plan. Landing and ramp sections of the proposed access should be clearly identified
• The extent and materials of any existing hard surfacing
• The extent of all existing boundary treatments (e.g. gates, fences, railings, walls and hedges) including height annotations
• The location and canopy spread of any trees on the site. Any trees to be removed as part of the proposal should be identified and annotated as such
• The Ordnance Survey licence number to clearly show you have permission to use the plan 

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. These must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• The proposed ramp shown in relation to what is already there (e.g. windows and doors)
• Each elevation's orientations (North/East/South/West) based on the direction that the elevation is facing
• Any proposed handrails
• Material finishes

Site Sections and Levels

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

If you are changing any existing ground levels within the site to accommodate the access ramp then this information is required.

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. You must provide;

• Site levels (related to a fixed datum point out with site e.g. a road) which should be shown on a plan
• Cross sections which should be taken across the full extent of the site and the location of the cross section should be identified on the site plans
• Plans with an accurate and appropriate scale bar

A householder application should be completed online on the e- planning website.

You should ensure that if you do not solely own any of the land that forms part of the application site that you declare the name and address of all interested parties and serve them a land owner notification.

At a scale of 1:1250 or 1:2500 (or larger). This must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• A north point
• The entire site and everything within at least 20m of the boundary
• At least 2 named roads which are clearly identified and annotated
• The boundaries of the site outlined in red. The red site boundary should be around the curtilage (dwelling and garden ground)and be shown as one continuous line
• Any adjoining land in the ownership or control of the applicant outlined in blue, for example, paddocks, agricultural land or other dwellings/buildings
• Surrounding buildings accurately shown and numbered or named to ensure that the exact location of the site is clear
• The Ordnance Survey licence number to clearly show you have permission to use the plan

Site Plan

(existing and proposed version must be submitted)

At a scale of 1:200 or 1:500. This must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• A north point
• The site boundary clearly outlined in red to mirror that of the location plan submitted
• The proposed air source heat pump clearly identified on the proposed plan
• The extent and materials of any existing hard surfacing
• The extent of all existing boundary treatments (e.g. gates, fences, railings, walls and hedges) including height annotations
• The location and canopy spread of any trees on the site. Any trees to be removed as part of the proposal should be identified and annotated as such
• The Ordnance Survey licence number to clearly show you have permission to use the plan

Elevations

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. These must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• The proposed air source heat pump shown against the building's elevation that it is attached to or closest to
• Each elevation's orientations (North/East/South/West) based on the direction that the elevation is facing   

Application Form and Land Ownership Certificate

A householder application should be completed online on the e- planning website.

You should ensure that if you do not solely own any of the land that forms part of the application site that you declare the name and address of all interested parties and serve them a land owner notification.

At a scale of 1:1250 or 1:2500 (or larger). This must show; 

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• A north point
• The entire site and everything within at least 20m of the boundary
• At least 2 named roads which are clearly identified and annotated
• The boundaries of the site outlined in red. The red site boundary should be around the curtilage (dwelling and garden ground) and be shown as one continuous line
• Any adjoining land in the ownership or control of the applicant outlined in blue, for example, paddocks, agricultural land or other dwellings
• Surrounding buildings accurately shown and numbered or named to ensure that the exact location of the site is clear
• The Ordnance Survey licence number to clearly show you have permission to use the plan

Site Plan

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

At a scale of 1:200 or 1:500. This must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• A north point
• The site boundary clearly outlined in red to mirror that of the location plan submitted
• All existing and proposed buildings clearly identified on the proposed plan and any buildings to be removed clearly identified on the existing plan in red as downtakings
• The extent and materials of any hard surfacing, existing and proposed (e.g. gravel, slabs, tarmac)
• If applicable, the location of all proposed drainage clearly shown and included within the red site boundaries
•  The extent of all proposed and existing boundary treatments (e.g. gates, fences, railings, walls and hedges) including height annotations
• The location and canopy spread of any trees on the site. Any trees to be removed as part of the proposal should be identified and annotated as such
• The Ordnance Survey licence number to clearly show you have permission to use the plan

Elevations

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. These must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• For a new ancillary building, all sides of the development including any blank elevations
• If altering an existing ancillary building, the proposed works in relation to what is already there (e.g. windows and doors)
• Each elevation's orientations (North/East/South/West) based on the direction that the elevation is facing
• The proposed building materials, and the style, materials and finish of the windows and doors

Floor Plans

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. These must show; 

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• The layout and use of the floor area e.g. room names

Site Sections and Site Levels

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

If you are changing any existing ground levels then this information is required.

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. You must provide;

• Site levels (related to a fixed datum point out with site e.g. a road) which should be shown on a plan
• Cross sections which should be taken across the full extent of the site and the location of the cross section should be identified on the site plans
• Plans with an accurate and appropriate scale bar

Roof Plans

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. These must show;

• The shape of the roof, location of roof windows, dormers, vents or flues
• Material finishes 

Windows and Doors 

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

If the ancillary building is located within a Conservation areas, then this information is required.

At a scale of 1:10 or 1:20. You must provide;

• Individual window and door elevations which are numbered and cross referenced with the elevations of the ancillary building and detail the proposed material finishes (e.g. timber, UPVC etc.)
• Full cross sections of windows and doors which are numbered and cross referenced with the elevations of the ancillary building
• Plans with an accurate and appropriate scale bar.

Application Form and Land Ownership Certificate

A householder application should be completed online on the e- planning website.

You should ensure that if you do not solely own any of the land that forms part of the application site that you declare the name and address of all interested parties and serve them a land owner notification.

At a scale of 1:1250 or 1:2500 (or larger). This must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• A north point
• The entire site and everything within at least 20m of the boundary
• At least 2 named roads which are clearly identified and annotated
• The boundaries of the site outlined in red. The red site boundary should be around the curtilage (dwelling and garden ground) and be shown as one continuous line
• Any adjoining land in the ownership or control of the applicant outlined in blue, for example, paddocks, agricultural land or other dwellings/buildings
• Surrounding buildings accurately shown and numbered or named to ensure that the exact location of the site is clear
• The Ordnance Survey licence number to clearly show you have permission to use the plan

Site Plan

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

At a scale of 1:200 or 1:500. This must show; 

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• A north point
• The site boundary clearly outlined in red to mirror that of the location plan submitted
• All proposed balconies clearly identified on the proposed plan and any downtakings clearly identified on the existing plan in red
• The extent and materials of any hard surfacing, existing and proposed (e.g. gravel, slabs, tarmac)
• The extent of all proposed and existing boundary treatments (e.g. gates, fences, railings, walls and hedges) including height annotations
• The location and canopy spread of any trees on the site. Any trees to be removed as part of the proposal should be identified and annotated as such
• The Ordnance Survey licence number to clearly show you have permission to use the plan

Elevations

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. These must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• The proposed balcony shown in relation to what is already there (e.g. walls, windows and doors)
• All sides of the development 
• Each elevation's orientations (North/East/South/West) based on the direction that the elevation is facing
• Material finishes 

Floor Plans

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. These must show; 

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• The layout and use of all rooms

Site Sections and Site Levels

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

If you are changing any existing ground levels then this information is required.

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. You must provide;

• Site levels (related to a fixed datum point out with site e.g. a road) which should be shown on a plan
• Cross sections which should be taken across the full extent of the site and the location of the cross section should be identified on the site plans
• Plans with an accurate and appropriate scale bar.

Roof Plans

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

If the proposed balcony is to have a roof installed then this is a requirement.

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. These must show;

• The shape of the roof, location of roof windows, dormers, vents or flues
• Material finishes

Windows and Doors

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

If the building is located within a Conservation Area, then this information is required.

At a scale of 1:10 or 1:20. You must provide;

• Individual window and door elevations which are numbered and cross referenced with the elevations of the building and detail the proposed materials (i.e. timber, UPVC etc.)
• Full cross sections of windows and doors which are numbered and cross referenced with the elevations of the building
• Plans with an accurate and appropriate scale bar.

A householder application should be completed online on the e- planning website.

You should ensure that if you do not solely own any of the land that forms part of the application site that you declare the name and address of all interested parties and serve them a land owner notification.

At a scale of 1:1250 or 1:2500 (or larger). This must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• A north point
• The entire site and everything within at least 20m of the boundary
• At least 2 named roads which are clearly identified and annotated
• The boundaries of the site outlined in red. The red site boundary should be around the curtilage (dwelling and garden ground) and be shown as one continuous line
• Any adjoining land in the ownership or control of the applicant outlined in blue, for example, paddocks, agricultural land or other dwellings/buildings
• Surrounding buildings accurately shown and numbered or named to ensure that the exact location of the site is clear
• The Ordnance Survey licence number to clearly show you have permission to use the plan

Site Plan

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

At a scale of 1:200 or 1:500. This must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• A north point
•  The site boundary clearly outlined in red to mirror that of the location plan submitted
• The location of the proposed boundary treatments clearly identified on the proposed plan and all existing boundary treatments clearly identified on the existing plan. Both plans should be annotated with heights 
• The extent and materials of any hard surfacing, existing and proposed (e.g. gravel, slabs, tarmac)
• The location and canopy spread of any trees on the site. Any trees to be removed as part of the proposal should be identified and annotated as such
• The Ordnance Survey licence number to clearly show you have permission to use the plan

Elevations

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

At a scale of 1:20. These must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• Existing elevations if you are altering/connecting to existing walls, fences, gates or railings 
• Material finishes

Site Sections and Levels

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

If you are changing any existing ground levels then this information is required.

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. You must provide;

• Site levels (related to a fixed datum point out with site e.g. a road) which should be shown on a plan
• Cross sections which should be taken across the full extent of the site and the location of the cross section should be identified on the site plans
• Plans with an accurate and appropriate scale bar.

Cross sections

(proposed versions must be submitted and in some cases existing versions)

At a scale of 1:20. These must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• Existing cross sections if you are altering/connecting to existing walls, fences, gates or railings

A householder application should be completed online on the e- planning website.

You should ensure that if you do not solely own any of the land that forms part of the application site that you declare the name and address of all interested parties and serve them a land owner notification.

At a scale of 1:1250 or 1:2500 (or larger). This must show; 

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• A north point
• The entire site and everything within at least 20m of the boundary
• At least 2 named roads which are clearly identified and annotated
• The boundaries of the site outlined in red. The red site boundary should be around the curtilage (dwelling and garden ground) and be shown as one continuous line
• Any adjoining land in the ownership or control of the applicant outlined in blue, for example, paddocks, agricultural land or other dwellings
• Surrounding buildings accurately shown and numbered or named to ensure that the exact location of the site is clear
• The Ordnance Survey licence number to clearly show you have permission to use the plan

Site Plan

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

At a scale of 1:200 or 1:500. This must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• A north point
• The site boundary clearly outlined in red to mirror that of the location plan submitted
• The location of the proposed decking  or paving areas clearly identified
• The materials to be used (e.g. timber, gravel, slabs, tarmac)
• The location of all proposed drainage clearly shown and be within the red site boundaries
• The extent of all proposed and existing boundary treatments (e.g. gates, fences, railings, walls and hedges) including height annotations
• The location and canopy spread of any trees on the site. Any trees to be removed as part of the proposal should be identified and annotated as such
• The Ordnance Survey licence number to clearly show you have permission to use the plan

If you are proposing a railing around or a pergola structure over the proposed decking or paving or if the area is to be raised more than 500mm from the existing ground level, then these are a requirement.  

At a scale of 1:20. These must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• Each elevation's orientations (North/East/South/West) based on the direction that the elevation is facing  
• Material finishes

Site Sections and Site Levels

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

If you are changing any existing ground levels then this information is required.

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. You must provide;

• Site levels (related to a fixed datum point out with site e.g. a road) which should be shown on a plan
• Cross sections which should be taken across the full extent of the site and the location of the cross section should be identified on the site plans
• Plans with an accurate and appropriate scale bar.

A householder application should be completed online on the e- planning website.

You should ensure that if you do not solely own any of the land that forms part of the application site that you declare the name and address of all interested parties and serve them a land owner notification.

At a scale of 1:1250 or 1:2500 (or larger). This must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• A north point
• The entire site and everything within at least 20m of the boundary
• At least 2 named roads which are clearly identified and annotated
• The boundaries of the site outlined in red. The red site boundary should be around the curtilage (dwelling and garden ground), the section of pavement required to form the access and be shown as one continuous line
•  Any adjoining land in the ownership or control of the applicant outlined in blue, for example, paddocks, agricultural land or other dwellings/buildings
• Surrounding buildings accurately shown and numbered or named to ensure that the exact location of the site is clear
• The Ordnance Survey licence number to clearly show you have permission to use the plan

Site Plan

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

At a scale of 1:200 or 1:500. This must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• The site boundary clearly outlined in red to mirror that of the location plan submitted
• A north point
• Any downtakings to be removed clearly identified on the existing plan in red
• The extent and materials of any hard surfacing, existing and proposed (e.g. gravel, slabs, tarmac)
• The location of all proposed drainage clearly shown within the red site boundaries
• The extent of all proposed and existing boundary treatments (e.g. gates, fences, railings, walls and hedges) including height annotations
• The location and canopy spread of any trees on the site. Any trees to be removed as part of the proposal should be identified and annotated as such
• If you are using an Ordnance Survey map, the licence number should be present to ensure that you have permission to use the plan

Site Sections and Site Levels

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

If you are changing any existing ground levels within the site to accommodate the driveway then this information is required.

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. You must provide;

• Site levels (related to a fixed datum point out with site e.g. a road) which should be shown on a plan
• Cross sections which should be taken across the full extent of the site and the location of the cross section should be identified on the site plans
• Plans with an accurate and appropriate scale bar.

A householder application should be completed online on the e- planning website.

You should ensure that if you do not solely own any of the land that forms part of the application site that you declare the name and address of all interested parties and serve them a land owner notification.

If the proposed extension is required to improve access for a disabled person who is living in the dwellinghouse or flat then no fee will be required. Please note that you may be asked to provide evidence.

The current scale of fees for applications can be found on our website.

At a scale of 1:1250 or 1:2500 (or larger). This must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• A north point
• The entire site and everything within at least 20m of the boundary
• At least 2 named roads which are clearly identified and annotated
• The boundaries of the site outlined in red. The red site boundary should be around the curtilage (dwelling and garden ground) and be shown as one continuous line
• Any adjoining land in the ownership or control of the applicant outlined in blue, for example, paddocks, agricultural land or other dwellings/buildings
• Surrounding buildings accurately shown and numbered or named to ensure that the exact location of the site is clear
• The Ordnance Survey licence number to clearly show you have permission to use the plan

Site Plan 

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

At a scale of 1:200 or 1:500. This must show; 

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• A north point
• The site boundary clearly outlined in red to mirror that of the location plan submitted
• All proposed extensions clearly identified on the proposed plan and any downtakings to be removed clearly identified on the existing plan in red
• The extent and materials of any hard surfacing, existing and proposed (e.g. gravel, slabs, tarmac
• The location of all proposed drainage clearly shown and be within the red site boundaries
• The extent of all proposed and existing boundary treatments (e.g. gates, fences, railings, walls and hedges) including height annotations
• The location and canopy spread of any trees on the site. Any trees to be removed as part of the proposal should be identified and annotated as such
• The Ordnance Survey licence number to clearly show you have permission to use the plan

Elevations

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. These must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• The proposed extension in relation to what is already there and show the whole building elevation
• All sides of the development
• Each elevation's orientations (North/East/South/West) based on the direction that the elevation is facing
• Material finishes

Floor Plans

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. These must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• The layout and use of all rooms

Site Sections and Site Levels

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

If you are changing any existing ground levels within the site to accommodate the extension then this information is required.  

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. You must provide;

• Site levels (related to a fixed datum point out with site e.g. a road) which should be shown on a plan
• Cross sections which should be taken across the full extent of the site and the location of the cross section should be identified on the site plans
• Plans with an accurate and appropriate scale bar.

Roof Plans

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. These must show; 

• The shape of the roof, location of roof windows, dormers, vents or flues
• Material finishes

Windows and Doors

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

If the building is located within a Conservation Area, then this information is required.

At a scale of 1:10 or 1:20. These must show;

• Individual window and door elevations which are numbered and cross referenced with the elevations of the building and detail the proposed materials i.e. timber, UPVC etc.
• Full cross sections of windows and doors which are numbered and cross referenced with the elevations of the building
• Plans with an accurate and appropriate scale bar.

A householder application should be completed online on the e- planning website.

You should ensure that if you do not solely own any of the land that forms part of the application site that you declare the name and address of all interested parties and serve them a land owner notification.

At a scale of 1:1250 or 1:2500 (or larger). This must show; 

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• A north point
• The entire site and everything within at least 20m of the boundary
• At least 2 named roads which are clearly identified and annotated
• The boundaries of the site outlined in red. The red site boundary should be around the curtilage (dwelling and garden ground) and be shown as one continuous line
• Any adjoining land in the ownership or control of the applicant outlined in blue, for example, paddocks, agricultural land or other dwellings/buildings
• All surrounding buildings accurately and numbered or named to ensure that the exact location of the site is clear
• The Ordnance Survey licence number to clearly show you have permission to use the plan

Site Plan

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

If you are proposing alterations to a building within the curtilage (garden ground) of a dwellinghouse or flat, this information must be submitted.

At a scale of 1:200 or 1:500. This must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• A north point
• The site boundary clearly outlined in red to mirror that of the location plan submitted
• The building to be altered clearly identified
• The extent and materials of any existing hard surfacing
• The extent of all existing boundary treatments (e.g. gates, fences, railings, walls and hedges) including height annotations
• The location and canopy spread of any trees on the site. Any trees to be removed as part of the proposal should be identified and annotated as such
• The Ordnance Survey licence number to clearly show you have permission to use the plan

Elevations 

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

If you are proposing to install cladding or satellite dishes on a building, this information must be submitted.

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. These must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• Each elevation's orientations (North/East/South/West) based on the direction that the elevation is facing  
• Material finishes

If you are proposing to repaint a building then this information must be submitted.

These must;

• Show each elevation's orientations (North/East/South/West) based on the direction that the elevation is facing
• Be recently taken, dated and provided in colour

If you are proposing to repaint a building then this information must be submitted.

The RAL colour chart code (or equivalent) of all proposed colours should be provided. If you are proposing different colours in different locations of the building, this should be clearly and accurately detailed within a written statement or annotated on the relevant drawings.  

A householder application should be completed online on the e- planning website.

You should ensure that if you do not solely own any of the land that forms part of the application site that you declare the name and address of all interested parties and serve them a land owner notification.

At a scale of 1:1250 or 1:2500 (or larger). This must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• A north point
• The entire site and everything within at least 20m of the boundary
• At least 2 named roads which are clearly identified and annotated
• The boundaries of the site outlined in red. The red site boundary should be around the curtilage (dwelling and garden ground) and be shown as one continuous line
• Any adjoining land in the ownership or control of the applicant outlined in blue, for example, paddocks, agricultural land or other dwellings/buildings
• Surrounding buildings accurately shown and numbered or named to ensure that the exact location of the site is clear
• The Ordnance Survey licence number to clearly show you have permission to use the plan

At a scale of 1:200 or 1:500. This must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• A north point
• The site boundary clearly outlined in red to mirror that of the location plan submitted
• All existing buildings
• The extent of all proposed and existing boundary treatments (e.g. gates, fences, railings, walls and hedges) including height annotations
• The Ordnance Survey licence number to clearly show you have permission to use the plan

Elevations

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. These must show; 

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• The proposed flue or chimney in relation to what is already there (e.g. windows, doors and ridge of roof)
• All sides of the development
• Each elevation's orientations (North/East/South/West) based on the direction that the elevation is facing
• Material finishes

Roof Plans

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. These must show;

• The shape of the roof, location of existing roof windows, dormers and vents and proposed flues or chimneys
• Material finishes

Technical specification

(if you are installing a stove or biomass boiler)

A householder application should be completed online on the e- planning website.

You should ensure that if you do not solely own any of the land that forms part of the application site that you declare the name and address of all interested parties and serve them a land owner notification.

At a scale of 1:1250 or 1:2500 (or larger). This must show; 

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• A north point
• The entire site and everything within at least 20m of the boundary
• At least 2 named roads which are clearly identified and annotated
• The boundaries of the site outlined in red. The red site boundary should be around the curtilage (dwelling and garden ground) and be shown as one continuous line
• Any adjoining land in the ownership or control of the applicant outlined in blue, for example, paddocks, agricultural land or other dwellings/buildings
• Surrounding buildings accurately shown and numbered or named to ensure that the exact location of the site is clear
• The Ordnance Survey licence number to clearly show you have permission to use the plan

At a scale of 1:200 or 1:500. This must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• A north point
• The site boundary clearly outlined in red to mirror that of the location plan submitted
• The proposed location of the tank clearly identified on the proposed plan and any downtakings to be removed clearly identified on the existing plan in red
•  The extent and materials of any hard surfacing, existing and proposed (e.g. gravel, slabs, tarmac)
• The location of all proposed drainage or infrastructure such as cabling or pipework clearly shown and be within the red site boundaries
• The extent of all proposed and existing boundary treatments or screening around the tank(e.g. gates, fences, railings, walls and hedges) including height annotations
• The location and canopy spread of any trees on the site. Any trees to be removed as part of the proposal should be identified and annotated as such
• The Ordnance Survey licence number to clearly show you have permission to use the plan

If you are proposing screening around the proposed tank.  

At a scale of 1:20. These must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• All sides of the development
• Material finishes

Site Sections and Site Levels

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

If you are changing any existing ground levels or the tank is to be located below ground then this information is required.

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. You must provide;

• Site levels (related to a fixed datum point out with site e.g. a road) which should be shown on a plan
• Cross sections which should be taken across the full extent of the site and the location of the cross section should be identified on the site plans
• Plans with an accurate and appropriate scale bar

A householder application should be completed online on the e- planning website.

You should ensure that if you do not solely own any of the land that forms part of the application site that you declare the name and address of all interested parties and serve them a land owner notification.

At a scale of 1:1250 or 1:2500 (or larger). This must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• A north point
• The entire site and everything within at least 20m of the boundary
• At least 2 named roads which are clearly identified and annotated
• The boundaries of the site outlined in red. The red site boundary should be around the curtilage (dwelling and garden ground) and be shown as one continuous line
• Any adjoining land in the ownership or control of the applicant outlined in blue, for example, paddocks, agricultural land or other dwellings/buildings
• Surrounding buildings accurately shown and numbered or named to ensure that the exact location of the site is clear
• The Ordnance Survey licence number to clearly show you have permission to use the plan

Site Plan

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

At a scale of 1:200 or 1:500. This must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• A north point
• The site boundary clearly outlined in red to mirror that of the location plan submitted
• The area of land you are altering clearly identified on the proposed plan
• The extent and materials of any existing hard surfacing
• The extent of all existing boundary treatments (e.g. gates, fences, railings, walls and hedges) including height annotations
• The location and canopy spread of any trees on the site. Any trees to be removed as part of the proposal should be identified and annotated as such
• The Ordnance Survey licence number to clearly show you have permission to use the plan

If you are proposing the installation of retaining walls then this information must be submitted.

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. These must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• Each elevation's orientations (North/East/South/West) based on the direction that the elevation is facing  

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. You must provide; 

• Site levels (related to a fixed datum point out with site e.g. a road) which should be shown on a plan
• Cross sections which should be taken across the full extent of the site and the location of the cross section should be identified on the site plans
• Plans with an accurate and appropriate scale bar.

A householder application should be completed online on the e- planning website.

You should ensure that if you do not solely own any of the land that forms part of the application site that you declare the name and address of all interested parties and serve them a land owner notification.

At a scale of 1:1250 or 1:2500 (or larger). This must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• A north point
• The entire site and everything within at least 20m of the boundary
• At least 2 named roads which are clearly identified and annotated
• The boundaries of the site outlined in red. The red site boundary should be around the curtilage (dwelling and garden ground) and be shown as one continuous line
• Any adjoining land in the ownership or control of the applicant outlined in blue, for example, paddocks, agricultural land or other dwellings/buildings
• Surrounding buildings accurately shown and numbered or named to ensure that the exact location of the site is clear
• The Ordnance Survey licence number to clearly show you have permission to use the plan

Site Plan

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

At a scale of 1:200 or 1:500. This must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• A north point
• The site boundary clearly outlined in red to mirror that of the location plan submitted
• All proposed dormers or roof lights clearly identified on the proposed plan
• All existing buildings
• The extent of all proposed and existing boundary treatments (e.g. gates, fences, railings, walls and hedges) including height annotations
• The Ordnance Survey licence number to clearly show you have permission to use the plan

Elevations

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

If you are proposing the formation of dormers then this information must be submitted.

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. These must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• The proposed dormers in relation to what is already there (e.g. roof features)
• All elevations that are affected by the proposal
• Each elevation's orientations (North/East/South/West) based on the direction that the elevation is facing
• Material finishes

Floor Plans 

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

If you are proposing the formation of dormers then this information must be submitted.

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. These must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• The layout and use of the floor area (e.g. room names)

Roof Plans

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. These must show;

• The shape of the roof, location of roof windows, dormers, vents or flues
• Material finishes

Application Form and Land Ownership Certificate

A householder application should be completed online on the e- planning website.

You should ensure that if you do not solely own any of the land that forms part of the application site that you declare the name and address of all interested parties and serve them a land owner notification.

At a scale of 1:1250 or 1:2500 (or larger). This must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• A north point
• The entire site and everything within at least 20m of the boundary
• At least 2 named roads which are clearly identified and annotated
• The boundaries of the site outlined in red. The red site boundary should be around the curtilage (dwelling and garden ground) and be shown as one continuous line
• Any downtakings clearly identified on the existing plan in red
• Any adjoining land in the ownership or control of the applicant outlined in blue, for example, paddocks, agricultural land or other dwellings/buildings
• Surrounding buildings accurately shown and numbered or named to ensure that the exact location of the site is clear
• The Ordnance Survey licence number to clearly show you have permission to use the plan

If your proposal is for free standing solar panels, then this information must be submitted.

At a scale of 1:200 or 1:500. This must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• A north point
• The site boundary clearly outlined in red to mirror that of the location plan submitted
• All proposed location of the solar panels clearly identified on the proposed plan
• The extent and materials of any existing hard surfacing
• The extent of all existing boundary treatments (e.g. gates, fences, railings, walls and hedges)
• The location and canopy spread of any trees on the site. Any trees to be removed as part of the proposal should be identified and annotated as such
• The Ordnance Survey licence number to clearly show you have permission to use the plan
• The location of all proposed drainage or infrastructure such as cabling or pipework clearly shown and be within the red site boundaries

If your proposal is for free standing solar panels, then this information must be submitted.

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. These must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• Two elevations, front facing and side
• Each elevation's orientations (North/East/South/West) based on the direction that the elevation is facing   

Site Sections and Site Levels

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

If you are changing any existing ground levels within the site to accommodate the solar panels then this information is required.  

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. You must provide;

• Site levels (related to a fixed datum point out with site e.g. a road) which should be shown on a plan
• Cross sections which should be taken across the full extent of the site and the location of the cross section should be identified on the site plans
• Plans with an accurate and appropriate scale bar.

Roof Plans

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

If the proposed solar panels are to be installed on to the roof of a building then this information is required.

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. These must show;

• The shape of the roof, location of the proposed solar panels as well as any existing roof windows, dormers, vents or flues 

A householder application should be completed online on the e- planning website.

You should ensure that if you do not solely own any of the land that forms part of the application site that you declare the name and address of all interested parties and serve them a land owner notification.

At a scale of 1:1250 or 1:2500 (or larger). This must show;

• An accurate and appropriate scale bar
• A north point
• The entire site and everything within at least 20m of the boundary
• At least 2 named roads which are clearly identified
• The boundaries of the site outlined in red. The red site boundary should be around the curtilage (dwelling and garden ground) and be shown as one continuous line
• Any adjoining land in the ownership or control of the applicant outlined in blue, for example, paddocks, agricultural land or other dwellings/buildings
• Surrounding buildings accurately shown and numbered or named to ensure that the exact location of the site is clear
• The Ordnance Survey licence number to clearly show you have permission to use the plan

Elevations of building

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

At a scale of 1:50 or 1:100. These must show; 

• An accurate and relevant scale bar
• Each elevation's orientations (North/East/South/West) based on the direction that the elevation is facing
• Windows and doors that are being altered or replaced, numbered and cross referenced with the window and door details 

Windows and Doors

(existing and proposed versions must be submitted)

At a scale of 1:10 or 1:20. You must provide;

• Individual window and door elevations which are numbered and cross referenced with the elevations of the building and detail the proposed materials i.e. timber, UPVC etc.
• Full cross sections of windows and doors which are numbered and cross referenced with the elevations of the building
• Plans with an accurate and appropriate scale bar.