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This document outlines the application and decision-making procedures for minor modifications to approved plans or existing developments in Stayton, including requirements for pre-application meetings,

How to fill out application for minor modification

How to fill out APPLICATION FOR MINOR MODIFICATION TO APPROVED PLANS OR EXISTING DEVELOPMENTS

1. Obtain the APPLICATION FOR MINOR MODIFICATION form from the relevant authority or website.
2. Read the application instructions carefully to understand the requirements.
3. Fill in the applicant's information, including name, address, and contact details.
4. Provide details of the approved plans or existing developments you are seeking to modify.
5. Clearly outline the proposed minor modifications, including any changes to dimensions, materials, or other aspects.
6. Include any required supporting documents, such as site plans, drawings, or photographs.
7. Ensure that the application is signed and dated by the applicant.
8. Submit the application along with any required fees to the relevant authority.

Who needs APPLICATION FOR MINOR MODIFICATION TO APPROVED PLANS OR EXISTING DEVELOPMENTS?

1. Individuals or entities who have previously received approval for development plans and wish to make minor changes.
2. Property developers looking to adjust existing project plans without undergoing a full permitting process.
3. Homeowners needing to modify approved renovations or construction projects.

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What is a minor amendment to a planning application?

A non-material amendment is a minor variation to part of an approved scheme which does not raise any new issues which would otherwise warrant the submission of a fresh planning application, for example, such a change: only has a minimal effect on the overall impact of the originally approved development.

What is an S73 application?

Permission granted under section 73 takes effect as a new, independent permission to carry out the same development as previously permitted subject to new or amended conditions. The new permission sits alongside the original permission, which remains intact and unamended.

What is a minor amendment in planning?

A minor amendment may be defined as: 'A minor variation in an aspect or aspects of the detail of a submitted and/or approved scheme which does not raise any new issues for consideration which would otherwise warrant the submission of a fresh application'.

How long does a minor amendment take?

Whilst non- material minor amendments should be dealt with within 4 weeks; minor amendments and applications to extend the time limit of a planning permission should be dealt with within 8, 13 or 16 weeks depending on the determination period for the original application.

How long does an S73 application take?

A S73 should take 8 weeks, unless the original application was major when it is 13 weeks. If an amendment to a scheme cannot be made through an amendment to a condition, then you cannot use S73 and a fresh planning application will need to be submitted to the local planning authority.

Can you amend planning permission?

Following a grant of planning permission, it may be necessary to make amendments to the proposals that were originally approved. A non-material amendment may be applied for to approve a minor change to the planning permission and does not breach any conditions originally placed on the consent.

What is a NMA in construction?

The non-material amendment process allows for very small changes to be made on a decided planning applications. It is not possible to use the non-material amendment process to make changes to a Listed Building Consent.

What is a S96A application?

Non Material Amendments to an existing planning permission (section 96a) A non-material amendment application under Section 96A of the Town and Country Planning Act is a way of amending an existing planning permission, if the amendment is very minor and is not a material change to the development as approved.

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What is APPLICATION FOR MINOR MODIFICATION TO APPROVED PLANS OR EXISTING DEVELOPMENTS?

The APPLICATION FOR MINOR MODIFICATION TO APPROVED PLANS OR EXISTING DEVELOPMENTS is a formal request to change specific aspects of previously approved development plans or existing construction projects, typically for minor adjustments that do not significantly affect the overall design or function.

Who is required to file APPLICATION FOR MINOR MODIFICATION TO APPROVED PLANS OR EXISTING DEVELOPMENTS?

Any developer, property owner, or authorized representative who wishes to make minor modifications to the plans of an approved development or to an existing development is required to file this application.

How to fill out APPLICATION FOR MINOR MODIFICATION TO APPROVED PLANS OR EXISTING DEVELOPMENTS?

To fill out the APPLICATION FOR MINOR MODIFICATION, applicants should provide detailed information regarding the proposed modifications, including descriptions, diagrams, and relevant documents that illustrate the changes, along with any required fees.

What is the purpose of APPLICATION FOR MINOR MODIFICATION TO APPROVED PLANS OR EXISTING DEVELOPMENTS?

The purpose of this application is to streamline the process for making small, non-substantial changes to approved plans or existing developments without requiring a full resubmission for approval.

What information must be reported on APPLICATION FOR MINOR MODIFICATION TO APPROVED PLANS OR EXISTING DEVELOPMENTS?

The application must report information including the original approval details, a clear description of the proposed minor modifications, impact assessments, and any necessary supporting documents such as site plans or photographs.