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Let’s free our over-stretched planners up to add value by reducing duplication and administrative tasks, writes Paul Smith
Not so long ago, a planning application consisted of an application form, a bundle of drawings, a cheque and a rubber band to hold it all together.
Today, the council’s validation checklist - which lists the information required to support an application - can be far longer; without the application itself!
Plus, those lists vary widely between local authorities. What is required in one may not be in another, and what would be considered a suitable standard in one might not make the grade elsewhere.
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