Tendring District Council is committed to improving the quality of
development within all the communities in Tendring. We aim to
preserve and enhance the character of our built and natural
environment by encouraging high design standards, improvements to
the public realm and the conservation of historic
assets.
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The Planning Service works on behalf of local
people to protect, enhance and develop the environment, for now and
for the future. We balance the views of neighbours, residents and
amenity groups, local businesses, and
parish and town councils. Our services cover
most aspects of planning in the area, from building an extension on
a house to major housing or industrial developments.
The Planning Service carries out the following
roles:
Planning Enquiry Services link
Planning Guidance link
To
ascertain whether planning permission is required please complete
the
householder enquiry form. A
planning officer will look into your proposal and decide whether or
not you need permission. There is no charge for this
service.
If
permission is needed you might want to have a pre-application
meeting. The
pre-application discussions protocol will explain
the service we provide.
Applications for discharge of conditions.
Many
decisions include conditions which need to be met or discharged
before commencement or use of the development
proposal.
Discharge of conditions
form
For general enquiries you
can email us at
planning.services@tendringdc.gov.uk
Revised charges for copying applications and decisions following
the VAT increase on 1st January
2010
Many of the above documents are provided in adobe acrobat pdf
format and if you need to you can download the
free adobe acrobat reader
software here.
Representations of a racist nature
submitted as comments upon a planning application will not be
considered and may be referred to the Equality and Human Rights
Commission or the Police for
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