Planning Obligations |
Planning obligations (often referred to as section 106 agreements) are legal agreements negotiated between the Council and a developer or landowner (usually in the context of a planning application). Planning obligations are typically used to ensure that new developments:
Applicants should refer to the guidance provided here in order to determine whether a section 106 agreement is likely to be needed in connection with a proposed development. Applicants are encouraged to seek pre-application advice from the Development Control section if they are in any doubt. Where a section 106 agreement is required in connection with a proposed development, applicants will be expected to provide additional information with their planning applications, including:
Providing information at this early stage will help to speed up the process of completing section 106 agreements, providing quicker decisions for applicants and helping the Council to meet government targets for the time taken to make planning decisions. The Council will normally expect legal agreements to be completed within the statutory determination periods for applications – either 8 or 13 weeks depending on the size of the development. Downloads
Standard agreement templatesSmall housing schemes (up to 5 units):
Urban housing schemes (5-14 dwellings)
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