Where outline permission has been granted, you may, within three years of the outline approval, make an application for the outstanding reserved matters - this is the information excluded from the initial outline planning application. This will typically include information about the layout, access, scale and appearance of the development.

The following items are needed for all applications

• Application form
• Fee
• Location plan (scale 1:2500 or 1:1250) with site outlined in red
• Block plan (scale 1:500) or site plan (scale 1:200) – if the proposal will alter an existing building footprint or create a new building footprint
• Site levels (scale 1:200) – if the proposal will lead to a change in the level of the land
• Floor plans – existing and proposed (scale 1:50 or 1:100) – if the proposal will create, alter or add to a floor
• Elevation drawings – existing and proposed (scale 1:50 or 1:100) – if the proposal will create, alter or add to a building
• Elevation drawings contextual – existing and proposed (scale 1:50 or 1:100) – if the proposal is ‘major’
• Cross section drawings through building – existing and proposed (scale 1:50 or 1:100) – if the proposal is for a new building
• Design and access statement – see the ‘glossary’ for a list of proposals that do not require a statement
• Heritage statement (including photographs and a schedule of works) – if the proposal will affect a heritage asset
• Wildlife trigger list (and, if required, wildlife report)
• Flood risk assessment – if the proposal falls within flood zone two or flood zone three or involves a site area of one hectare or more (in flood zones one, two or three)
• Surface water drainage report – if the proposal is in a critical drainage area
• Foul drainage assessment – if the proposal involves non-mains drainage

See list of additional information for further information on which documents must be supplied or contact the planning team 01271 388288

Further information about this type of application is available on the Planning Portal.