Planning

This section covers a range of services. Use the links on the right to access the service areas.

Consultations

Have your say now on one of the largest developments.

Local residents are invited to have their say on plans for the Lincolnshire Lakes project that will see 6,000 new homes built in a number of new villages on land between Scunthorpe and the River Trent, along with new opportunities for business, leisure and recreation.

• The Lincolnshire Lakes Options consultation

Online planning services

North Lincolnshire Council offers a range of online planning services. You can access these through the links below:

• Search our online application register to monitor and track planning applications and appeals, view drawings and attachments, view decision notices, view conditions and reasons and to comment on planning applications. You can also view these via our online mapping system
• Download planning application forms
• Online planning enforcement register
• Online form to report a breach of planning
• Planning constraints information
• View committee/officer reports, minutes, agendas and committee meeting schedule
• View the weekly list of planning applications
• View the weekly list of planning decisions
• View the North Lincolnshire Local Plan and Proposals Map via the Planning Portal
• Make a planning application online with online payment via the Planning Portal.

There are many benefits to applying online. These include:

• You only need to attach one copy of the plans
• You can pay online
• You will save time and money
• You will help protect the environment by using less paper
• We will receive the application faster.

More information

Find out more about the planning portal, an online resource for planning information and services:

The Local Government Ombudsman investigates complaints about councils and certain other bodies.

It investigates complaints about most council matters including housing, planning, education and social services.

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