Allestree Preservation Group - Planning Process

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Planning Process

Friday, 01 June 2007

http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/
- The Planning Portal is the UK government's online planning and building regulations resource. Use this site to learn about planning and building regulations, apply for planning permission and building regulations consent, find out about development near you, appeal against a decision and research government policy.
http://www.communities.gov.uk/publications/planningandbuilding/pps3housing
- Planning Policy Statement 3: Housing (PPS3) underpins the delivery of the Government's strategic housing policy objectives and our goal to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to live in a decent home, which they can afford in a community where they want to live.
View copy of PPS3 (Adobe Acrobat Format - PDF)
Taking Part in Planning Appeals (Adobe Acrobat Format - PDF)
Mature Suburbs Policy

If you are planning to object to a Planning Application then decide if you are going to email or use ordinary mail.

You should address your objection to the Planning Officer and also send copies to the other people below.

Planning Officer

Name of Planning Officer dealing with the application

Regeneration and Community Department Roman House
Friar Gate
Derby DE1 1XB

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Bob Laxton M.P.
1st Floor, Abbots Hill Chambers

Gower Street, Derby, DE1 1SD

Mr Paul Clarke
Head of Development Control

Derby City Council

Corporation Street

Derby DE1 2FE

Mr Roy Webb
14 Calder Close

Allestree

Derby DE22 2SH

Aly Walsh

Derby Evening Telegraph

Northcliffe House

Meadow Road

Derby DE1 2DW

Philip Hickson J.P.

33 West Avenue

Five Lamps

Derby DE1 3HS

Hilary Jones - Leader of DCC

104 Chain Lane
Littleover
Derby
DE23 4EB

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