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Proposals for land use

Different tiers of local government are involved in planning.

Proposals for change in land use have to be approved by your local planning Authorities

County Councils
District Councils
Unitary Authorities

North Yorkshire County Council deals with mineral and waste planning applications and their own buildings and property, your local District Council will deal with domestic, commercial and industrial applications.

You can contact the local planning authorities within the county of North Yorkshire by using the links supplied below.

Weblinks

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Scarborough Planning
A link to Scarborough Borough Council's planning pages.
Ryedale Planning
A link to Ryedale District Council's planning pages
Hambleton Planning
A link to Hambleton District Council's planning pages
Selby Planning
A link to Selby District Council's planning pages
City of York Planning
A link to the City of York Council's planning pages
Harrogate Planning
A link to Harrogate Borough Council's planning pages
Craven Planning
A link to Craven District Council's planning pages
Richmondshire Planning
A link to Richmondshire District Council's planning pages

Contacts

General planning enquiries

planning.control@northyorks.go...
Tel: 01609 532617

Full details for General planning enquiries

Planning permission

Use our online service to apply for planning permission

Planning register

Our online service allows you to monitor the progress of planning applications

North Yorkshire County Council, County Hall, Northallerton, North Yorkshire, DL7 8AD | Tel: 0845 8 72 73 74 | Fax: 01609 532009

This page was last updated on 13 September 2010