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The Civic Centre is open to receive planning applications and other enquiries between the hours of 8:45 to 17:15 Monday to Thursday and 8:45 to 16:45 on Fridays. planning officers are available before 10:30 and after 16:00 Monday to Fridays. There may be a charge for pre application advice, depending on the proposal
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Council owned amenity land - purchase enquiries
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Extensions of certain planning permissions which have not been implemented
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The Development Control service is a statutorily regulated service. It exists to ensure that land and buildings are properly used, that planning objectives are fulfilled and that environmental interests are protected
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How are Decisions Made
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Recent and proposed changes to planning regulations that could effect you.
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Validation Requirements for Planning Applications
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Amending an existing planning permission
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These pages will help you in finding out if planning permission is required and the information needed when submitting an application.They also give details on the various stages of an application and how you can view and comment on these
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This section provides guidance for householders and developers on various aspects of the Planning system and requirements for applications in Dartford.
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There are different application forms for different applications types. These include new houses, change of use, variation of conditions, outline applications, submission of reserved matters and renewal of temporary permission.
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The susceptibility of land to flooding is a material planning consideration and NNPPF (the Government's planning advice on development and flood risk) requires local planning authorities to apply the precautionary principle to the issue of flood risk
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Have you considered making your application online via the Planning Portal. It is quick and easy, and you have access to a variety of useful tools to help with your submission.
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To help prevent delays in requests for copy documents, we are continuously making as much information available on-line as possible for all of our customers. Please check Public Access for any documentation required before placing a request for copies
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A Tree Preservation Order (TPO) is made by the Council to protect specific trees or a particular woodland from deliberate damage and destruction. TPOs prevent the felling, lopping, topping, uprooting or otherwise wilful damaging of trees without the permission of the local planning authority.
