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Planning
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The planning system plays an important role in helping protect the environment in our villages and towns and in the countryside. The information on these pages will provide you with advice on all aspects of the planning service. If you don’t find the information you require please submit an enquiry or telephone 01352 703234.
News
26/05/2010 - Notice of decision on an EIA application – Airbus Operations Ltd
Flintshire County Council has determined an application (ref 046966) by Airbus Operations Ltd. for planning permission for development within the channel of the River Dee Adj to Corus Jetty, Connahs Quay. View the Press Notice, Statement and Decision Notice.
Quicklinks – How do I?
- Find a planning application (plus view documents and make comments)
- View weekly lists of applications submitted
- View the Unitary Development Plan or UDP inquiry documents
- Comment on a planning application
- Find out if I need planning permission
- Get advice and guidance on how to make an application
- View a list of fees
- Download application forms
- Make an application online
- Find out how applications are dealt with
- View planning Committee minutes
Feedback / suggestions
If you have any feedback or suggestions to make on the Planning web pages, please submit an enquiry.
Updated on: 26-May-2010 16:46:31
Information in this area
Whether you're enquiring about the need for permission or are ready to submit an application, these pages will give you information on what to do next, what else you should consider and what happens to your application when we receive it.
You do not need to have received a letter from us or even live near the application site to comment on a planning application. Anyone can send us their comments, whether objecting to, or in favour of a proposal.
The following information seeks to clarify the relationship between the various land use plans currently in use by Flintshire County Council.
The Government has granted powers to Local Authorities in Wales and England to control the height of the hedges near to residential properties. This page answers some frequently asked questions and gives advice on resolving disputes and making complaints.
It is our intention to prepare and update a series of Planning Guidance Notes which will provide detailed guidance on a range of development issues and topics.
Minerals and waste planning is the control of developments involving mineral extraction and processing and the disposal of wastes.
The main purpose of this Committee is to consider major planning applications.
If an applicant does not agree with the Council's decision on a planning application, or they have been served with an Enforcement Notice they have the right to appeal. This page provides further advice.
When you are ready to make your application, you must complete the correct forms. There are different forms for different types of development. You can choose to print and complete forms by hand or complete and submit them online.
Planning permission is needed for most significant building works or new uses. In Flintshire most people comply with the procedures and law. The Planning Enforcement Service deals with any breaches that occur.
The Planning Policy Team is responsible for producing and implementing an important statement of Council policy: the statutory development plan for the County.
The Planning Division is made up of sections who work to protect and enhance Flintshire's built and natural environment in the public interest. On these pages you can read our service charter, find out how the planning system works, how we are performing, and provide general feedback on our service.
When a planning application is submitted it must be accompanied by location and block plans. The Geographic Information Services (GIS) Team can supply you with accurate up-to-date plans which are centred on the application site.
This page explains how you can search for planning applications submitted to Flintshire County Council and view supporting information. Weekly lists of applications received and decided are also available.
Flintshire County Council accepts applications made online through the Planning Portal. The Portal submission service is free to use and enables you to create and submit your application electronically.
Flintshire County Council is preparing a Unitary Development Plan (UDP) for the County. This will be the County's land-use plan for the period 2000 - 2015 and will control the scale and location of new development, as well as specifying areas for conservation and protection.
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