Required information for applications
For a checklist of information required with each type of
application select a link below.
Major Applications
Submission of Details on reserved matters pursuant
to conditions
Changes of Use
Minor Redevelopment, Alterations and
Extensions
Installation of or Alterations to
Shopfronts
Listed Building Consent
Conservation Area Consent
Advertisement Consent
Installation of a Satellite Dish
Installation of Plant Equipment
Telecommunications
Major applications
Major applications may include schemes for redevelopment,
substantial refurbishments, extensions or changes of use.
Information required in addition to the completed Planning
Application forms and application fee includes:
- Multiple copies of all drawings and accompanying information.
Contact the Department of Planning & Transportation to discuss
the required number of copies. With a major application, often more
than four copies of all information will be required for
consultation purposes.
- Site plan at a scale of 1:500 or 1:1250 scale showing the site
and its surroundings. The site boundary must be clearly marked by
bold black outline or hatching.
- Block plan if appropriate to show the location of the works
within the building.
- Plans, elevations and sections showing the existing building(s)
or site conditions.
- Details of existing and proposed uses.
- Plans, elevations and sections showing the proposed
development. Drawings should clearly indicate the differences in
bulk, height and scale between the existing and proposed
situations, the height of the proposed building and existing and
proposed basement details with ordnance datum levels.
- Drawings showing the proposals in context with neighbouring
buildings and structures.
- Typical details relating to the proposed façade treatment.
Details must include entrances, cladding materials, fenestration,
and finishes.
- Details of plant enclosures, window cleaning arrangements,
servicing and refuse facilities.
- Plans should indicate any existing and proposed trees or
landscaping on or around the site.
- Most proposals will require a
Design and Access
Statements (30kb)
- A covering letter and plans detailing any areas of public
highway that will require to be stopped up.
Please note that:
- All drawings must be numbered.
- All drawings must be dimensioned and drawn to an accurate
metric scale.
- Each drawing must be labelled to indicate what is shown.
- Drawings show the surrounding context and adjoining buildings
and include orientation points such as street names and north
points.
- All drawings must be annotated to show the proposed changes,
materials and finishes.
- When highlighting features and areas please use tone, varied
line thickness or bold primary colours as drawings are normally
only scanned in black and white.
In addition to the drawings, the following supporting documents
may be required. Contact this department to discuss the
required information, which will vary depending upon the
proposed development:
- Covering letter listing all documents and
drawings comprising the submission.
- Planning Statement - This is a written
document which summarises the application proposals and assesses
them against current planning policies. This statement would
address any controversial elements of the scheme in detail.
- Design and Access Statement - The Design
Statement document uses illustrative and written material to
explain the design of the scheme and its formulation in response to
the site context and function. It should address any local or wider
design issues and show how the scheme seeks to address those
issues. An Access Statement identifies how the needs of disabled
people have been taken into account in the proposal.
- Models and other illustrative material - These
are particularly useful for presentation to the public and to
committees.
- Local View Assessment - Most major
applications will have an impact on local views. This assessment
should take the form of a plan which identifies the viewing points,
with corresponding photographs of each view and photomontages
showing the proposed development. The location of the viewing
points should normally be agreed with this department before being
prepared. Verified Visual Montages (VVM) will be required to
confirm the accuracy of montages.
- London View Management
Framework - Where the site lies within a Designated
View as set out in the
London Plan Supplementary Planning Guidance,
evidence will be needed demonstrating the impact of the proposal
using the methods set out in the SPG. The methods to be used are
Qualitative Visual Assessment and Geometric Definition.
- Tower of London World
Heritage Site Assessment - A statement should be provided
if the proposal could have an impact on the unique characteristics
of the World Heritage Site. The
Tower of London World Heritage Site Management
Plan (3.15mb) provides relevant information.
- St. Paul’s Heights
Grid Assessment - Certain views of St Paul's are protected
by a grid of maximum building heights. Extracts from the grid map
are available on request.
Download extract request form (105kb)
For further information, please refer
to the Supplementary Planning Guidance: St. Paul's &
Monument Views (540kb)
- Archaeological
Assessment This should be submitted where the
proposals involve ground works or excavation on sites of
archaeological potential. An Archaeological Evaluation may also be
required and specific advice will be given on this.
For further information see Planning Advice Note
3, Archaeology in the City of London – Archaeology
Guidance (2mb)
Other useful sites:
Environmental Statement This must be submitted
where the proposal is likely to have a significant environmental
impact. The Town & Country (Environmental Impact Assessment,
England & Wales ) Regulations 1999 and DETR Circular 02/99 give
advice on the need and process.
- Transport Statement This must describe and
analyse existing transport conditions, how the development would
affect those conditions and any measures proposed to overcome any
problems. It should cover public and private transport, pedestrian
routes, servicing vehicles and parking arrangements.
- Travel Plan A
Travel Plan is a package of measures aimed at reducing car use and
promoting a wider range of cleaner travel choices.
For further information see the City of London
of London Travel Plan Advice Note (621kb)
- Servicing & Waste Management Statement
This should give details of the proposed means of servicing the
building.
- Daylight/Sunlight Impact Study This should
assess the impact of the development on the surrounding area under
the Building Research Establishment report; Site Layout Planning
for Daylight and Sunlight, a Guide to Good Practice.
- Wind Tunnel Assessment This should demonstrate
the affect of the building on the microclimate of the area.
- Ecological Assessment demonstrating the impact
on the ecological potential of the site and the surrounding
area.
- Noise and Pollution Report This should study
the effects of noise and pollution on surrounding occupiers,
identify any possible noise or other pollution associated with or
caused by the development and address how these issues will be
addressed.
- Sustainability Statement This should show how
sustainability principles will be met in terms of demolition,
construction and long-term management.
- Energy Statement This should show the
predicted energy demand of the proposed development and the degree
to which the development meets current energy efficiency
standards.
- Flood Risk Assessment A Flood Risk Assessment
will be required for development in one hectare or over in Flood
Risk Zone 1, for all new development in Zones 2 and 3 as designated
by the Environment Agency and for certain other development. This
should assess the risks f rom all forms of flooding and how those
risks will be managed. See
Planning Policy Statement 25: Development and
Flood Risk .
- Open Space Assessment Where existing open
space is affected by development an assessment will be needed
describing the significance of any loss or r eduction and how this
will be compensated for.
- Legal Agreements Planning, Highways or other
legal agreements may be needed to deal with any issues which arise
as a consequence of the development taking place. It will be useful
to prepare draft heads of terms at an early stage in the
process.
- Other material may also be identified as being
needed to support the application.
Submission of Details on
reserved matters pursuant to conditions
These must be accompanied by the relevant forms.
Information required in addition to the completed application
forms:
- Three copies of all drawings, schedules and other
documents.
- Samples of clearly labelled materials.
- Documentation clearly setting out the conditions or parts of
conditions to be discharged.
Please note that:
- All drawings must be dimensioned and drawn to an accurate
metric scale.
- Each drawing must be labelled to indicate what is shown.
- Where appropriate, drawings must show the surrounding context
and adjoining buildings and include orientation points such as
street names and north points.
On application forms:
- Drawings showing large scale details should be accompanied by
overall key plans or elevations.
- All drawings must be annotated to show the proposed changes,
materials and finishes.
All samples of materials must be clearly labelled to indicate
what they are, where they are to be used and the address of the
site.
Changes of
use
Information required in addition to the completed
planning application forms and application fee:
- Four copies of all drawings and any other documents.
- Site location plan at a scale of 1:500 or 1:1250 scale showing
the site and its surroundings. The site boundary must be clearly
marked by bold black outline or hatching.
- Block plan if appropriate to show the location of the works
within the building.
- Floor plans indicating the existing and proposed uses on a
floor by floor basis. These plans should be at a scale large enough
to clearly show the area of the proposed use(s) (eg 1:20, 1:50
or 1:100).
- Proposals may require the submission of
a Design and Access Statement (30kb)
- A Planning Statement explaining the proposed change of use,
particularly in relation to large developments or those contrary to
policy.
- Additional information to support the application, such as a
covering letter and photographs.
- Details of other uses within the building and in the immediate
vicinity.
- Details of servicing arrangements for complex or larger changes
of use applications.
Drawings should include:
- Details of arrangements for waste storage and collection.
- Proposals should show how access for people with disabilities
will be provided and an Access Statement may be required.
- If changes to the external appearance or refuse arrangements
are proposed please refer to guidance regarding the submission of a
planning application for minor redevelopment, alterations and
extensions or shopfronts if relevant.
- Any proposed extracts, air handling equipment, or sound
insulation that may be required as a consequence of the proposed
change of use. In such cases, please refer to the guidance note
regarding the submission of a planning application for
plant.
Please note that:
- All drawings must be numbered.
- All drawings must be dimensioned and drawn to an accurate
metric scale.
- Each drawing must be labelled to indicate what is shown.
- Drawings must show the surrounding context and adjoining
buildings and include orientation points such as street names and
north points.
- If the proposal includes alterations to a building the drawings
must be annotated to show any proposed changes, materials and
finishes.
- When highlighting features and areas please use tone, varied
line thickness or bold primary colours as drawings are normally
only scanned in black and white.
Minor redevelopment, alterations
and extensions
Information required in addition to the completed
planning application forms and application fee:
- Four copies of all drawings and other documents.
- Site plan at a scale of 1:500 or 1:1250 scale showing the site
and its surroundings. The site boundary must be clearly marked by
bold black outline or hatching.
- Block plan if appropriate to show the location of the works
within the building.
- Existing and proposed ground plans, floorplans, roof plans,
elevations and sections, as appropriate. These drawings should be
at a scale large enough to clearly show the proposed works (eg 1:50
or 1:100).
- A Planning Statement may be needed to explain or justify
the devepment.
- If an extension is proposed at roof level within a Designated
View as set out in the
London Plan Supplementary Planning Guidance,
or within the St Paul's Heights Policy Area, evidence will be
needed demonstrating the impact of the proposal using the
methods set out in the SPG. The methods to be used are
Qualitative Visual Assessment and Geometric Definition.
- London View
Management Framework - Where the site lies within a
Designated View as set out in the London Plan Supplementary
Planning Guidance, evidence will be needed demonstrating the impact
of the proposal using the methods set out in the SPG. The methods
to be used are Qualitative Visual Assessment and Geometric
Definition.
- Tower of London World Heritage Site Assessment
- A statement should be provided if the proposal
could have an impact on the unique characteristics of the World
Heritage Site. The
Tower of London World Heritage Site Management
Plan (3.15mb) provides relevant information.
- An Archaeological Assessment should be submitted where the
proposals involve any ground works or excavation on sites of
archaeological potential. Archaeological Evaluation may also be
required and specific advice will be given on this.
- Where the proposed development affects any open space, public
highway or a footway, a ground floor plan, or other drawings as
appropriate, should be submitted clearly showing the impact of the
proposed works. Examples of such works include construction of
cross overs, projections over or under the highway, development on
the highway and works to trees.
- A covering letter and plans detailing any areas of public
highway that may require to be stopped up.
- Most proposals will require a
Design and Access Statements
(30kb)
- A Flood Risk Assessment will be required for all new
development in Zones 2 and 3 as designated by the Environment
Agency and for certain other development. This should assess the
risks f rom all forms of flooding and how those risks will be
managed.
See Planning Policy Statement 25: Development and Flood
Risk.
- Where existing open space is affected by development an
assessment will be needed describing the significance of any loss
or reduction and how this will be compensated for.
Please note that:
- All drawings must be numbered.
- All drawings must be dimensioned and drawn to an accurate
metric scale.
- Each drawing must be labelled to indicate what is shown.
- Drawings must show the surrounding context and adjoining
buildings and include orientation points such as street names and
north points.
- All drawings must be annotated to show the proposed changes,
materials and finishes.
- When highlighting features and areas please use tone, varied
line thickness or bold primary colours as drawings are normally
only scanned in black and white.
Installation of or
alterations to shopfronts
Information required in addition to the completed
planning application forms and application fee:
- Four copies of all drawings and any other documents.
- Site location plan at a scale of 1:500 or 1:1250 scale showing
the site and its surroundings. The site boundary must be clearly
marked by bold black outline or hatching.
- Block plan if appropriate to show the location of the works
within the building.
- Existing and proposed plans, elevations and sections showing
where changes are proposed. All drawings should be at a scale large
enough to clearly show the proposed works (eg 1:10, 1:20, 1:50 or
1:100).
- Mos proposals will require a
Design and Access
Statements (30kb)
- Additional information to support the application, such as a
covering letter and photographs.
Drawings should include:
- Existing and proposed floor plans. These should show any
proposed changes in level and the opening direction of the
doors.
- Existing and proposed elevations. The plans should show the
shopfront in the context of the surrounding building and
architectural features as well as the adjoining building.
- Existing and proposed sections to include a typical bay of the
shopfront and shop window and through the entrance doors. These
should show the shopfront in the context of the surrounding
building and architectural features.
- Typical sections through shopfront frame, fascia, stall-riser
and glazing bars.
- Proposed materials and finishes.
Please note that:
- All drawings must be dimensioned and drawn to an accurate
metric scale.
- Drawings must include orientation points such as street names
and north points.
- All drawings must be numbered, titled and annotated to show the
proposed changes, materials and finishes.
- When highlighting features and areas please use tone, varied
line thickness or bold primary colours as drawings are normally
only scanned in black and white.
- Advertisements cannot be considered as part of a planning
application. Where consent is required for adverts, this must form
the subject of a separate application under the
Advertisement
Regulations (15kb)
Listed building consent
application
Please note that an application for listed building consent
may need to be accompanied by an application for full planning
permission and/or advertisement consent.
Information required in addition to the completed
planning application forms and application fee:
- Four copies of all drawings and other documents. These are in
addition to drawings submitted for any linked planning
application.
- Site location plan at 1:500 or 1:1250 scale showing the site
and its surroundings. The site boundary must be clearly marked by
bold black outline or hatching.
- Block plan if appropriate to show the location of the works
within the building.
- Existing and proposed plans, elevations and sections annotated
to show where changes are proposed. All drawings should be at a
scale large enough to clearly show the proposed works (eg 1:1, 1:5,
1:10, 1:20, 1:50 or 1:100).
- A written ‘Schedule of Works’ listing all proposed demolition,
alterations and repairs. The schedule should refer to the submitted
plans and should include method statements where appropriate.
- Most proposals involving external works will require a
Design and Access Statements
(30kb)
- Most proposals involving internal works will require a Design
Statement. Please refer to
Planning Advice Note 6, Improving Access to
Listed Buildings (2.7mb).
- Where significant historic fabric is proposed to be totally or
substantially demolished, a statement of justification will be
required in accordance with Planning Policy Guidance Note 15,
paragraphs 3.16 to 3.19.
- Where any removal of building fabric is proposed, existing
elevations, plans and sections should be hatched to indicate the
fabric to be removed and referenced to a schedule of works.
- Additional information to support and justify the application,
such as a covering letter and photographs.
Please note that:
- All drawings must be numbered.
- All drawings must be dimensioned and drawn to an accurate
metric scale.
- Each drawing must be labelled to indicate what is shown.
- When highlighting features and areas please use tone, varied
line thickness or bold primary colours as drawings are normally
only scanned in black and white.
- Drawings must show the surrounding context and adjoining
buildings and include orientation points such as street names and
north points.
- All drawings must be annotated to show the proposed changes,
materials and finishes.
- Additional information may be required, depending on the
character of the building and the nature of the proposal.
- Exploratory opening up, to provide additional information about
the building or the impact of the proposed works may be required.
Separate listed building consent may be required for such
works.
Conservation Area
Consent Application
Please note that an application for conservation area consent
would usually be accompanied by an application for full planning
permission to show the replacement works.
Information required in addition to the completed
planning application forms and application fee:
- Four copies of drawings and any other documents. These should
be provided in addition to the drawings submitted with a linked
planning application.
- Site location plan at a scale of 1:500 or 1:1250 scale showing
the site and its surroundings. The site boundary must be clearly
marked by bold black outline or hatching.
- Block plan if appropriate to show the location of the works
within the building.
- Existing plans, elevations and sections labelled, hatched or
colour coded to show the extent of demolition. All drawings should
be at a scale of 1:10, 1:20, 1:50 or 1:100 or at a scale large
enough to clearly show the proposed works.
- A statement justifying demolition will be required in
accordance with the following
www.communities.gov.uk/publications/planningandbuilding/pps5
www.english-heritage.org.uk/server/show/nav.21136 for
Practice Guide
www.culture.gov.uk/reference_library/publications/6763.aspx
- Additional information to support the application, such as a
covering letter and photographs.
Please note that:
- All drawings must be numbered.
- All drawings must be dimensioned and drawn to an accurate
metric scale.
- Each drawing must be labelled to indicate what is shown.
- When highlighting features and areas please use tone, varied
line thickness or bold primary colours as drawings are normally
only scanned in black and white.
- Drawings must show the surrounding context and adjoining
buildings and include orientation points such as street names and
north points.
- All drawings must be titled to show the proposed changes,
materials and finishes.
Advertisement consent
application
Information required in addition to the completed
planning application forms and application fee:
- Three copies of all drawings and all other documents
- Site location plan at a scale of 1:500 or 1:1250 scale showing
the site and its surroundings. The site boundary must be clearly
marked by bold black outline or hatching.
- Existing and proposed plans, elevations and sections showing
where changes are proposed. All drawings should be at a scale large
enough to clearly show the proposed works (eg 1:10, 1:20, 1:50 or
1:100).
- Additional information to support the application, such as a
covering letter and photographs.
Drawings should show:
- Features and details of the surrounding building and/or
environment, including existing adverts on the premises and
neighbouring buildings.
- The method and details of fixing of each proposed advert, a
section showing the extent of projection from the face of the
building, distance from kerb edge and height above footway.
- Proposed materials and finishes.
- Method of illumination, size and appearance of any proposed
light fittings, intensity of illumination and degree of
translucency of proposed signage materials.
Please note that:
- All drawings must be numbered.
- All drawings must be dimensioned and drawn to an accurate
metric scale.
- Drawings must include orientation points such as street names
and north points.
- All drawings must be titled and annotated to show the proposed
changes, materials and finishes.
When highlighting features and areas please use tone, varied
line thickness or bold primary colours as drawings are normally
only scanned in black and white.
Installation of a
satellite dish
Information required in addition to the completed
planning application forms and application fee:
- Four copies of all drawings and any other documents.
- Site location plan at a scale of 1:500 or 1:1250 scale showing
the site and its surroundings. The site boundary must be clearly
marked by bold black outline or hatching.
- Block plan if appropriate to show the location of the works
within the building.
- Existing and proposed plans, elevations and sections showing
where changes are proposed. All drawings should be at a scale large
enough to clearly show the proposed works (eg 1:10, 1:20 or 1:50
/1:100).
- Specifications for the dish, stand, support and fixings,
including finishes.
- If equipment is proposed at roof level within a Designated View
as set out in the
London Plan Supplementary Planning Guidance
or with the St Paul's Heights Policy Area, the existing and
proposed spot heights (AOD) should be shown on the drawings.
Where the development has an impact on a Designated View as set
out in the London Plan Supplementary Planning Guidance, evidence
will be needed demonstrating the impact of the proposal using
the methods set out in the SPG. The methods to be used are
Qualitative Visual Assessment and Geometric Definition.
- Additional information to support the application, such as a
covering letter and photographs.
- Most proposals will require a
Design and Access Statements
(30kb)
Drawings should include:
- Existing and proposed roof plans. These should show spot
heights and existing roof features, including roof pitches, chimney
stacks and other dishes.
- Existing and proposed elevations and sections indicating the
proposed equipment in relation to adjacent structures and/or
detailed photographs clearly marked to indicate the positioning and
appearance of the proposed dish or dishes.
- Large scale details of the proposed dish and any associated
fixings.
- Any associated works, including enclosures, screening and
guardrails.
- Proposed materials and finishes.
Please note that:
- All drawings must be numbered.
- All drawings must be dimensioned and drawn to an accurate
metric scale.
- Each drawing must be labelled to indicate what is shown.
- Drawings must show the surrounding context and adjoining
buildings and include orientation points such as street names and
north points.
- When highlighting features and areas please use tone, varied
line thickness or bold primary colours as drawings are normally
only scanned in black and white.
- All drawings must be annotated to show the proposed changes,
materials and finishes.
For further information and guidance on the installation of
satellite dishes, please refer to
Planning Advice Note 4, The Installation of Satellite
Dishes
Please also see the advice on making
planning applications for telecommunications equipment.
Installation of plant
equipment
Information required in addition to the completed
planning application forms and application fee:
- Four copies of all drawings and any other documents.
- Site location plan at a scale of 1:500 or 1:1250 scale showing
the site and its surroundings. The site boundary must be clearly
marked by bold black outline or hatching.
- Block plan if appropriate to show the location of the works
within the building.
- Existing and proposed plans, elevations and sections showing
where changes are proposed. All drawings should be at a scale large
enough to clearly show the proposed works (eg 1:20 or 1:50 ).
- If equipment is proposed at roof level within a Designated View
as set out in the
London Plan Supplementary Planning Guidance
or with the St Paul's Heights Policy Area, the existing and
proposed spot heights (AOD) should be shown on the drawings.
Where the development has an impact on a Designated View as set
out in the London Plan Supplementary Planning Guidance, evidence
will be needed demonstrating the impact of the proposal using
the methods set out in the SPG. The methods to be used are
Qualitative Visual Assessment and Geometric Definition.
- Manufacturers’ specifications of the plant, supporting
structure, fixings and finishes.
- Details of measurements to mitigate noise and/or fume emissions
and vibration. Where adjoining occupiers might be affected by
noise, an acoustic report is likely to be required.
- Additional information to support the application, such as a
covering letter and photographs.
- Most proposals will require a
Design and Access Statements
(30kb)
Drawings should include:
- Existing and proposed plans. These should show the location of
the proposed plant in the context of the building and the
surrounding area. If the plant is proposed at roof level, please
indicate spot heights and existing roof features, including roof
pitches, chimney stacks and other plant.
- Existing and proposed sections. These should show the proposed
plant in the context of the surrounding buildings and should
indicate the location of neighbouring windows.
- Large scale details of the proposed plant and any associated
fixings, cabling, trunking and service runs, including the
relationship to roof mounted window cleaning tracks.
- Any associated works, including acoustic enclosures and/or
screening.
- Proposed materials and finishes.
- Details of where any existing plant is to be removed.
Please note that:
- All drawings must be numbered.
- All drawings must be dimensioned and drawn to an accurate
metric scale.
- Each drawing must be labelled to indicate what is shown.
- Drawings must show the surrounding context and adjoining
buildings and include orientation points such as street names and
north points.
- All drawings must be annotated to show the proposed changes,
materials and finishes.
- When highlighting features and areas please use tone, varied
line thickness or bold primary colours as drawings are normally
only scanned in black and white.
Telecommunications
Information required in addition to the consultation letter or
the completed
planning application forms and application fee.
- Four copies of all drawings and any other documents
- Site plan at a scale of 1:500 or 1:1250 scale showing the site
and its surroundings. The site boundary must be clearly marked by
bold black outline or hatching.
- Block plan if appropriate to show the location of the works
within the building.
- Existing and proposed plans, elevations and sections showing
the proposed equipment. All drawings should be at a scale of 1:50
or 1:100 or at a scale large enough to clearly show the proposed
works.
- If equipment is proposed at roof level within a Designated View
as set out in the
London Plan Supplementary Planning Guidance
or with the St Paul's Heights Policy Area, the existing and
proposed spot heights (AOD) should be shown on the drawings.
Where the development has an impact on a Designated View as set
out in the London Plan Supplementary Planning Guidance, evidence
will be needed demonstrating the impact of the proposal using
the methods set out in the SPG. The methods to be used are
Qualitative Visual Assessment and Geometric Definition.
- Manufacturers’ specifications for the proposed equipment.
- Where Code Operators’ telecommunications antennae are proposed,
please supply a valid ICNRP certificate.
- Details of any consultations carried out by the Code Operators
with regard to the Code of Best Practice 10 Commitments.
- Details and copies of any consultations carried out under the
Traffic Light Rating System.
- Additional information to support the application, such as a
covering letter and photographs.
- Most proposals will require a
Design and Access Statements
(30kb)
Drawings should include:
- Existing and proposed roof plans. These should show spot
heights and existing roof features, including roof pitches, chimney
stacks and other dishes.
- Existing and proposed elevations of the building indicating the
proposed equipment.
- Existing and proposed cross sections through the building
indicating the proposed equipment.
- Large scale details of the external appearance of the proposed
equipment and any associated fixings, ductwork or access ways.
- Any associated works, including enclosures or screening.
- Proposed materials and finishes to be applied.
- A montage showing the effect of the proposed equipment on any
significant views.
Please note that:
- All drawings must be numbered.
- All drawings must be dimensioned and drawn to an accurate
metric scale.
- Each drawing must be labelled to indicate what is shown.
- Drawings must show the surrounding context and adjoining
buildings and include orientation points such as street names and
north points.
- All drawings must be annotated to show the proposed changes,
materials and finishes.
- When highlighting features and areas please use tone, varied
line thickness or bold primary colours as drawings are normally
only scanned in black and white.
For further information and guidance on the installation of
satellite dishes, please refer to
Planning Advice Note 4, The Installation of Satellite
Dishes (16kb)