Hampshire County Council, County Planning encourages engagement with applicants and their agents prior to any application being submitted. As from 1st April 2012 Hampshire County Council has adopted a new procedure of charging for pre-planning application advice for proposed minerals and waste development. If you would like to apply for pre-application advice please complete the form below, and provide the relevant information as detailed in the guidance.
As from 1st April 2012 Hampshire County Council has adopted a new procedure of charging for pre-planning application advice for proposed minerals and waste development. The charging schedule is set out below.
All mineral and waste development
Initial 30 minutes verbal advice
FREE
Minor applications
Site visit, & site or office meeting & written advice
Additional follow up meetings- per meeting
£200 +. VAT
£100 + VAT
Major EIA or equivalent applications
Site visit, & site or office meeting & written advice
Additional follow up meetings- per meeting
£600 + VAT
£300+ VAT
Legal Agreements, often referred to as Section 106 agreements or planning obligations, are a key mechanism in the planning system for mitigating the impact of development. They are used to secure benefits such as controlling the ownership of land or gaining contributions towards services or facilities which would not be possible simply by using planning conditions and which ultimately enables the development to happen.
The three general aims of a legal agreement are:
To achieve planning obligations
Mitigating the impact of development
Compensating for loss or damage caused by development
To ensure you have everything we may require for the submission of a Section 106 agreement please see our checklist
What applications can be submitted?
What is required for an application to be valid
Need a Design and Access Statement with your application?
Read our guidance if considering a non material amendment