The Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (England) Order 2015

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  1. Introductory Text
  2. Part 1 Preliminary
    1. 1.Citation, commencement and application
    2. 2.Interpretation
    1. 3.Consultation before applying for planning permission
    2. 4.Particulars of pre-application consultation
    1. 5.Applications for outline planning permission
    2. 6.Applications for approval of reserved matters
    3. 7.General requirements: applications for planning permission including outline planning permission
    4. 8.Applications in respect of Crown land
    5. 9.Design and access statements
    6. 10.Applications for non-material changes to planning permission
    7. 11.General provisions relating to applications
    8. 12.Validation dispute
    9. 13.Notice of applications for planning permission
    10. 14.Certificates in relation to notice of applications for planning permission
    11. 15.Publicity for applications for planning permission
    12. 16.Publicity for applications for planning permission within 10 metres of relevant railway land
    13. 17.Notice of reference of applications to the Secretary of State
    1. 18.Consultations before the grant of permission
    2. 19.Consultations before the grant of planning permission: urgent Crown development
    3. 20.Consultations before the grant of planning permission pursuant to section 73 or the grant of a replacement planning permission subject to a new time limit
    4. 21.Consultation with county planning authority
    5. 22.Duty to respond to consultation
    6. 23.Duty to respond to consultation: annual reports
    7. 24.Recommendations by district planning authority before determination of county matters application
    8. 25.Representations by parish council before determination of application
    9. 26.Notification of mineral applications
    1. 27.Applications made under a planning condition
    2. 28.Deemed discharge
    3. 29.Deemed discharge notice
    4. 30.Exemptions
    1. 31.Directions by the Secretary of State
    2. 32.Development not in accordance with the development plan
    3. 33.Representations to be taken into account
    4. 34.Time periods for decisions
    5. 35.Written notice of decision or determination relating to a planning application
    1. 36.Notice of appeal
    2. 37.Appeals
    1. 38.Local development orders
    2. 39.Certificate of lawful use or development
    1. 40.Register of applications
    2. 41.Register of local development orders
    3. 42.Register of neighbourhood development orders
    4. 43.Register of enforcement and stop notices and other enforcement action
    1. 44.Development to include certain internal operations
    2. 45.Directions
    3. 46.Withdrawal of consent to use of electronic communications
    4. 47.Revocations, transitional provisions and savings
    1. SCHEDULE 1Letter to be sent to applicant on receipt of application
    2. SCHEDULE 2Notices under articles 13 and 36
    3. SCHEDULE 3Publicity for applications for planning permission
    4. SCHEDULE 4Consultations before the grant of permission
    5. SCHEDULE 5Notification where planning permission refused or granted subject to conditions
    6. SCHEDULE 6Deemed discharge: exemptions
    7. SCHEDULE 7Notices under article 38
    8. SCHEDULE 8Certificate of lawful use or development
    9. SCHEDULE 9Revocations in relation to England

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