We want to ensure that large planning applications are handled efficiently and efficiently. For some important applications, we recommend the use of performance planning agreements (PPAs) to ensure the best results for all. Defining important planning applications within the 13-week legal time frame, while making the best use of the land and the best outcome of the surrounding community, can be complex and difficult for all concerned. Performance agreement planning is an ideal opportunity to identify the preferred approach to community engagement, including identifying the communities to be involved, the engagement process and the best approach to integrating their views. A planning performance agreement may address issues that go beyond formal application procedures, such as programming. B of the negotiation of a Section 106 agreement and related non-planning authorizations. In the case of very large or complex systems, the agreement can also serve as the basis for all voluntary contributions that the applicant has proposed in the event of unusual costs for processing the application. The parties will want to ensure that these payments do not exceed the cost of additional work, have no impact on the application decision, and do not divert resources from the processing of other files; Any additional resources thus made available must be used for additional capabilities that are really necessary to ensure an efficient and timely service. A planning performance agreement is no different from other forms of engagement prior to the application. It does not require the local planning authority to obtain a specific result. Rather, it is a procedural obligation and a timetable for setting an application. Once you apply for the building permit, it is helpful to agree on a planning conditions management program and all other necessary changes. An AEA must be available to provide resources on both sides.

In order to ensure transparency when local planning authorities choose to charge for certain pre-application services, it is highly recommended to provide clear information about HomePlanningPlanning applications online. When fees are collected, they must not exceed the costs of providing the service. It is important that any investigation is not deterred from proper discussion before applying. In this context, local planning authorities need to check whether royalties are reasonable in all cases, given that there is potential for engagement prior to implementation, in order to save time and improve results later in the process. Where possible, local planning authorities are urged to provide at least a basic level of performance free of charge. Pre-candidate board and planning agreement (PDF 4mb) There is not a single model. In the light of the local planning authority and the applicant, it is appropriate to discuss and agree on an appropriate procedure, format and content that is commensurnative to the scope of the project and the complexity of the issues to be addressed. A potential applicant should expect a clear, timely and relevant vision of the merits of a development proposal, as well as clear advice on consultation requirements and notifications to be submitted with a formal planning request.