Great Yarmouth Borough Council

A guide to your council and services
Home | Planning and Development | Development Control | What is Development Control? 
What is Development Control?


Your Council - People and Contacts | Performance and Plans - Policies and Strategies | News and Press Releases | Job Vacancies | Business | Community | Council Tax, Benefits and Business Rates | Planning and Development | Environment | Heritage, Arts and Culture | Housing | Leisure and Sport | Roads and Transport | Tourism |
Building Control | Development Control | e-Planning (Pendleton Survey) | Local Land Charges/Searches | Maps - Ordnance Survey | Planning Policy | Planning Comments and Consultations | Planning Portal | Population and Statistics | The National Planning Register |

Planning Applications Local Validation Requirements | Planning Applications Online (Search, View and Comment) | What is Development Control? | Meaning of Development and The Legislation | What Happens to an Application and What is Considered | The Development Plan | Who Makes the Decision and What Type | How to Appeal | Do you need Planning Permission? | Planning Enforcement | Planning Appeals | 1App Planning Application Forms | Casino and Associated Applications | Planning Applications Lists 2008 | Planning Committee Meetings and Site Visits 2007/2008 | Planning Decisions | Planning Obligations and Agreements | Useful links | Contact us |


What is Development Control?
The meaning of development
The legislation
What happens to an application?
Planning considerations
The development plan
Who makes the decision?
Types of decision
Appeals

What is Development Control?

Great Yarmouth Borough Council has a duty, as set by legislation, to carry out Development Control within the Borough.It involves the consideration and determination of:

(The exception is in respect of mineral extraction, waste disposal and County Council developments for which

www.norfolk.gov.uk
has a statutory duty in respect of Development Control functions). It also involves defending the Borough Council's decisions at appeals and enforcing breaches of the legislation (enforcement is however discretionary).

The following is the legislative framework which controls the way the Borough Council regulates changes to the physical environment, processes and determines applications and controls unauthorised developments. It is complex and demanding and it imposes a significant responsibility on all those involved. Decisions taken affect the quality of life and have a high public profile.



^ Back to top

Graphical Version | Printer Friendly | Change Contrast | Large Text Version | Accessibility Guide | Skip to Content

Home | Disclaimer | Contact Us | Index | Site Map

Search Yarmouth

Great Yarmouth Borough Council © Copyright 2004 - Disclaimer and Privacy Policy