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The e-planning service is our online Planning Register, eplanning derby. It is designed to give easier access to details of planning applications submitted to Derby City Council. The information is updated automatically.

All customers should be aware that the Development Control Planning Team continues to work remotely and remains committed to its completion of the various functions to enable applications to be registered, validated, consulted upon, assessed in a timely manner. Following the publication of guidance about the relationship of the Data Protection Act with the planning application process, the Council as Local Planning Authority, will no longer publish the comments submitted by members of the public in relation to planning and associated applications. The public should be re-assured planning officers will continue to carefully consider all comments made in the appraisal of individual applications. Search for Planning Applications and Appeals by keyword, application reference, postcode or by a single line of an address. Derby City Council.

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We deal with planning applications relating to minerals and waste developments as well as applications for Derbyshire County Council development such as schools and libraries. Derby City Council and the Peak District National Park deal with all planning applications including mineral and waste applications within their areas. District and borough councils deal with all other types of planning applications. Details of current applications under consideration by us and our recent decisions are available. You can see the application documents, responses to consultations, comments from the public and the officer report on the proposal if this has been prepared. There is also information on the application's processing stage and, where it is known, the date that the application will be considered by the Regulatory Planning and Control Committee or the strategic director - economy, transport and environment for delegated items. The information provided in the register is continuously updated from our planning application system. If you want to comment on any of these applications please use the comments form to submit them or post them to us. Our regulatory - planning committee make decisions where there are planning policy objections or other unresolved planning objections. Information on the way we deal with planning applications and the standards we seek to achieve, are set out in our 'Planning Development Control Charter' which can be accessed on the processing applications page. We are responsible for ensuring that developments that have been approved are carried out in accordance with the requirements imposed on permissions and that regular monitoring visits are made to sites to check operations. Where operations or developments are being carried out without permission then it may be necessary for us to take enforcement action to prevent or regulate the activities. Please see the monitoring and enforcement section for further details.

If you want to comment on any of these applications please use the comments form to submit them or post them to us, eplanning derby. All customers eplanning derby be aware that the Development Control Planning Team continues to work remotely and remains committed to its completion of the various functions to enable applications to be registered, validated, consulted upon, assessed in a timely manner. The information is updated automatically.

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The aim of development control is to pro-actively ensure that the pattern and nature of proposed development falls within local policies and follows central government legislation and guidance as set out in Planning Policy Guidance Statements. We provide information and advice on the planning process to all who wish to invest and develop in Derby. We try to deal with most applications within eight weeks, or within thirteen weeks for major applications. Applications go through various stages before we make a decision. If we do not have enough information to process an application, we will write to the applicant outlining the issues. When we have everything we need, the application is valid and is added to the planning register, allocated to a planning officer and the time frame begins. This is outlined in the acknowledgement letter, which we send to the applicant or agent. The next step is to publicise the application. For most types of application we have a statutory duty to allow members of the public at least 21 days to comment on the application, this is known as the consultation period.

Eplanning derby

The e-planning service is our online Planning Register. It is designed to give easier access to details of planning applications submitted to Derby City Council. The information is updated automatically. Access the eplanning service. The planning information provided is not a full planning history of any site.

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If you want to comment on any of these applications please use the comments form to submit them or post them to us. You can read about each category and allow or deny some or all of them. The e-planning service is our online Planning Register. The public should be re-assured planning officers will continue to carefully consider all comments made in the appraisal of individual applications. It is designed to give easier access to details of planning applications submitted to Derby City Council. You can see the application documents, responses to consultations, comments from the public and the officer report on the proposal if this has been prepared. Plans and documents on this site are protected by copyright law. Phone: Copyright Plans and documents on this site are protected by copyright law. District and borough councils deal with all other types of planning applications. Access the eplanning service. Close What are you looking for?

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Phone: The e-planning service is our online Planning Register. Necessary cookies Some cookies are required to provide core functionality. SignVideo: Signing service. Its provision does not give you the right to use that material in a way that breaches the copyright in that material. It is designed to give easier access to details of planning applications submitted to Derby City Council. If you want to comment on any of these applications please use the comments form to submit them or post them to us. Tell us what you think about this page Feedback I found what I wanted It's hard to understand It's out of date It's incorrect I don't know what to do next. We are responsible for ensuring that developments that have been approved are carried out in accordance with the requirements imposed on permissions and that regular monitoring visits are made to sites to check operations. Although we try to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the information provided it makes no representations or warranties about the accuracy, completeness or suitability for any purpose of the information. Analytical cookies Analytical cookies help us improve our website by collecting and reporting information on its usage.