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A quick link has also been provided to all large developments currently being considered by the planning authority. A short video and a series of frequently asked questions are available lower down this page which provide more information and guidance on using the public register.
Anyone can make representations on planning grounds for or against the proposal, but they are required to do this in writing. Representations should be received within 21 days of the date of the notification letter, site notice or press advertisement. The council can make a decision on the application following this 21 day period. If representations are received after 21 days but before the date the case officer has submitted their report / recommendation for review by a senior officer, they will be taken into account.
Comments can be submitted or you can check the progress of an application online via the Public Register.
Please note that comments made online will not be visible to other people using the site. Comments made by Councillors, Members of Parliament or consultees (for example, Highways Authority) will be published to the Public Register. This will normally be within a few days of the comment being made.
Alternatively you can send your comments in writing to the address below quoting the application number and address of the site to which the application relates.
Development Management
Place
Salford Civic Centre
Chorley Road
Swinton
M27 5AS
When submitting your comments, please provide an email address and a full postal address.
The fastest way for us to communicate with you is via email. It is the responsibility of the person making the comments to provide the correct email address when making comments via the Public Register. If an incorrect or incomplete email address is provided you will not receive any future correspondence on the application. This may include notification of amended plans or that the application is to be determined by the Planning and Transportation Regulatory Panel, if applicable. Comments submitted online via the Public Register will be acknowledged on screen as being successfully received.
For comments which are not received via the Public Register (for example, email or letter), no acknowledgment of receipt will be provided. If only a postal address is provided, should the application require a decision by the Planning and Transportation Regulatory Panel, we will notify you by letter, posted one week before the date of the meeting.
If you make an anonymous comment, it will carry significantly less weight when the matter is being considered and we will be unable to correspond further with you.
Any comments made must not contain language that is inappropriate, discriminatory, abusive or malicious. The council disassociates itself from any comments made of a libellous or otherwise offensive nature.
The council takes into account all representations but must make its decision on planning grounds only.
Hence issues such as loss of value, loss of a view, private rights of way and ownership matters are not taken into account and are matters that would be pursued separately either under other legislation or as a private matter. Planning grounds can still cover a wide range of issues and, by law certain matters must be taken into account:
All representations made in writing become part of the application file and are open to be viewed and copied by the applicant or other members of the public. Representations made cannot be treated as confidential or kept private.
Planning applications published on this website are subject to copyright restrictions.
The council is committed to ensuring that we are transparent about the ways in which we use your personal information and that we have the right controls in place to ensure it is used responsibly and is kept safe from inappropriate access, theft or misuse. Our building control and planning privacy notice, which can be found under the Place heading on the data protection page, explains how we use your data.