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Public Consultation - Review of Planning Fees

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Closes 23 Dec 2025

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1. From the list below, please select the category of respondent most appropriate to you:

Business and development interests Resident/Community groups/Voluntary organisations Environment and heritage groups Political party/Elected representative Council Statutory consultee Applicant Architect/Planning consultancy/Agent Other

Please provide your organisation's name:

2. Do you agree with the above proposal to introduce a set fee for non-material changes applications?

Yes No

Please provide additional information in support of your answer:

3. Do you agree with the above proposal to set the fee level at £115 for non-material changes applications?

Yes No

Please provide additional information in support of your answer:

4. Do you agree with the above proposal to introduce a set fee for discharge of conditions applications?

Yes No

Please provide additional information in support of your answer:

5. Do you agree with the above proposal to set the fee level at £115 for discharge of conditions applications?

Yes No

Please provide additional information in support of your answer:

6. Are there any other planning application types or planning services which are not currently charged for, but which in your view should attract a fee?

Tree Preservation Order Planning Advice Notice Pre-Application Discussion Other

Please provide additional information in support of your answer:

7. Are there any other planning application types or planning services for which the current fee level or structure is inappropriate / insufficient?

Yes No

Please provide evidence in support of your answer:

8. Do you agree with proposals for planning fees to continue to be adjusted annually in line with inflation?

Yes No

Please provide evidence in support of your answer:

9. Do you agree that the Bank of England CPI is the most appropriate index measure to use?

Yes No

Please provide evidence in support of your answer:

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