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What are planning obligations? Section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 allows a local planning authority to enter into a legally binding agreement or planning obligation with a developer

The panel itself is made up of elected members (councillors) and those applications that require a decision by the panel will be subject to a full report that is published five working days

Planning obligations are sought to mitigate the impact of new development, and to ensure that it is acceptable in planning terms. The planning obligations supplementary planning document provides more

We can assist you with food hygiene in the home. Before contacting the team directly we suggest that you view the Food Standard Agency’s (FSA) website as this provides comprehensive food safety advice

The following documents have been sent to the city council by the Planning Inspector who has been appointed to examine the Local Plan. Reference Date Title Upload Date ID001 20 August 2021 Lette

The local authority has a statutory duty to ensure that sufficient school places are available for every child of school age. Salford is a city that has experienced rapid growth in recent years. The l

This depends on what you want to do. Some minor alterations, a conservatory or extension, particularly to houses, can often be carried out without the need for planning permission. The government has

The council recognises that the occupiers of dwellings may wish to modify or extend their homes to provide accommodation that suits their needs. In seeking to meet these needs the council also has to

The design and crime supplementary planning document (SPD) is used to help assess and determine planning applications and is intended to guide architects, developers, landscape architects and urban de

The trees and development supplementary planning document (SPD) has been prepared to give information to all those involved in the development process about the standard that Salford City Council requ