Planning applications

Search, view and comment on planning applications, decisions and appeals.

Details of all planning applications are available on our Planning Online facility.

The planning portal is a national website for all planning permissions and information in England.

See our 8 step guide on making planning applications.

Details about attending our Planning Committee meetings.

Browse Planning Application Checklists with information that is required to be submitted with your Planning Application.

At this stage, if you haven’t already, you should consider employing a professional planning agent or architect to prepare your planning application for you.

Once the technical administration officer is satisfied that all the necessary information has been submitted, the application will be registered as valid and allocated to a planning officer.

The quickest and easiest way to comment on a planning application is via Planning Online.

A design and access statement is required for many types of planning application - both full and outline - but there are exemptions.

Listed buildings, conservation areas and archaeological sites represent a precious and irreplaceable resource.

When a planning application has been decided, the Council will issue a decision notice.

These provide the outcome of a planning application. All decision notices are available online.

This page provides guidance relating to the planning appeal process.

All relevant persons will be notified that the application is going to committee.

Planning Obligations are also used to deliver a number of different things.

We recommend that you telephone in advance to check that the application you wish to view will be available.

You can find the document regarding Nocton Hall here.

Information on fees for planning applications.

See the supplementary planning document for residential extensions.

Moving forward with proposals for Sleaford’s second Sustainable Urban Extension.

North Kesteven District Council commissioned a Landscape Character Assessment in September 2007.