[62 Applications for planning permission] [or permission in principle]
Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (1990 c 8) | Legislation

Applications for planning permission [or permission in principle]

[62  Applications for planning permission] [or permission in principle]

[(1)     A development order may make provision as to applications for planning permission [or permission in principle] made to a local planning authority.

(2)     Provision referred to in subsection (1) includes provision as to—

(a)     the form and manner in which the application must be made;

(b)     particulars of such matters as are to be included in the application;

(c)     documents or other materials as are to accompany the application.

[(2A)     In subsections (1) and (2) references to applications for planning permission include references to[—

[(za)     applications for any consent, agreement or approval required by a condition under section 61C(1)(b),]

(a)     applications for consent, agreement or approval as mentioned in section 61DB(2), and

(b)]     applications for approval under section 61L(2)[, and

(c)

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