Due to increased volumes of planning applications being submitted we are experiencing delays validating within our usual time frames. Please be advised that the expected time frame is currently up to 2 weeks from the date the application is received. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Apply for planning permission
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The planning portal is a national website for all planning permissions and information in England. To submit your application online or download and print a paper version please using the link below. You can explore the Planning Portal’s Interactive House for guidance on permitted development and many common householder projects.
For all application submitted via the Planning Portal, you must check with us that the fees quoted are correct. Incorrect fees mean we cannot validate or determine your application. You can contact us by email planning.customercare@west-lindsey.gov.uk.
View the Planning Portal fee calculator.
Planning fees are set in accordance with the regulations of the Department for Communities and Local Government.
Please use these links for pre-application advice and a step by step guide to making planning applications.
We have also produced a guide to help with submitting a valid householder application [pdf / 6MB].
Central Lincolnshire Developer Contributions Supplementary Planning Document (SPD)
The Central Lincolnshire Developer Contributions SPD was adopted by the Joint Strategic Planning Committee on 25 June 2018. Further information and documentation is available to view in the Latest News section on the Home page of the Central Lincolnshire website.
Applying for building regulations
Building control applications can also be submitted online with ourselves or the Planning Portal.
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How Planning use your data
If you want to know more about how West Lindsey District Council Planning use your data, what your rights are and how to contact us if you have any concerns, please read our Planning Privacy Notice.