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How to fill out s106 part 2 application

How to fill out s106 part 2 application

1. Begin by obtaining the s106 part 2 application form from the local authority's website or office.
2. Carefully read the instructions provided with the application form to understand the requirements.
3. Fill out your personal details including your name, address, and contact information in the designated sections.
4. Provide details of the development proposal, including its location, description, and any relevant planning permissions.
5. Include information on how the development will impact local infrastructure and community services.
6. Gather supporting documents, such as plans, elevations, and environmental assessments, as required.
7. Review your application to ensure all information is accurate and complete.
8. Submit the completed application form along with all supporting documents to the appropriate local authority.
9. Pay any applicable fees as outlined by the local authority guidelines.
10. Keep a copy of your submitted application for your records.

Who needs s106 part 2 application?

1. Individuals or developers who are seeking planning permission for developments that may affect local infrastructure.
2. Anyone proposing a development that requires a legal agreement to mitigate the impact of the proposed work on the local community and services.
3. Local authorities looking to formalize planning agreements with developers.

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What is s106 part 2 application?

The s106 part 2 application is a legal form that is submitted under Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 in the UK, concerning planning obligations and agreements that affect land use.

Who is required to file s106 part 2 application?

Typically, developers or landowners who are seeking to discharge, modify, or review existing planning obligations set within a s106 agreement are required to file a s106 part 2 application.

How to fill out s106 part 2 application?

To fill out a s106 part 2 application, one must provide detailed information about the development, specify the obligations to be modified or discharged, and include supporting documentation as required by the local planning authority.

What is the purpose of s106 part 2 application?

The purpose of a s106 part 2 application is to ensure that planning obligations are appropriately managed, modified, or discharged, in order to fit changing circumstances related to a development.

What information must be reported on s106 part 2 application?

Information that must be reported includes details of the planning permission, the specific obligations being addressed, the reasons for modification or discharge, and relevant evidence to support the application.