Planning decision notices
Local authorities are required to issue a formal decision notice on all planning applications. Notices should clearly state whether planning permission is granted or refused and should also provide the applicant with information on how to appeal any decision.
A decision notice outlines whether an application has been granted or refused and, in the case of permissions which have been granted, set out any conditions which are imposed. How do I find out if a decision has been made?For information about planning applications and to view decisions made by the County Council, please visit our Online Planning Register.  | |  | | District or borough council service - Planning decision notices
Decision notices for planning applications for residential, commercial and industrial developments are provided by your district or borough council. To find out about the service, click your approximate location on the map below. Please note: clicking on the map will launch a new window and take you to the relevant council website. To return to this site, simply close the new window when your are finished. Please note: If your planning development falls within a National Park, you will need to visit their website for more information and to apply. See www.northyorkmoors.org.uk or www.yorkshiredales.org.uk as appropriate.
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Planning AppealsPlease visit our information page for more information on planning appeals.
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Planning - further information
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- The Planning Portal
The Planning Portal is a national website established with the help of central government. It provides general advice to all stakeholders about the planning system.
- The Planning Inspectorate
More information on the Planning Inspectorate
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