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part of a building from some other part of which it is usually dividedhorizontally. Maisonettes are flats containing more than one storey.• Live-work units - accommodation that is specifically designed to enableboth residential and business use.• Cluster flats/non-self contained - units with no separate or selfcontained living and sleeping accommodation within a larger building ofwhich it forms a part.• Sheltered housing - specifically designed housing in a group withservices such as the support of a warden, communal facilities, alarmsystems and laundry services. Also includes grouped housing schemeswithout the services of a warden and other communal facilities.• Bedsits/studios – refers to a bedroom/living room containing cookingfacilities. In addition, it may also contain washing facilities or even ashower.19. Non-Residential FloorspaceDefinitions:Gross internal floorspace is the internal area of the building, and shouldinclude circulation and service space such as lifts and floorspace devoted tocorridors, toilets, storage, etc. It does not include any area external to thebuilding(s).Where more than one use class is proposed as part of any development,floorspace should be specified for each separate planning unit (by Use Class).For proposed retail floorspace (Use Class A1) the amount of tradeable floorarea of the total gross internal floorspace should also be provided. Tradeablefloorspace is sales space which customers have access to (excluding areassuch as storage).For outline applications, please enter the maximum floorspace for each usefor which you are applying.All floorspace figures should be provided in square metres.20. EmploymentPlease give details of the total number of existing people (i.e. alreadyemployed on the site) and any additional staff to be employed (in both full-timeand part-time employment) as a result of the proposal being implemented,and calculate the total full-time equivalent posts.Full-time equivalent numbers can be defined as a statistic representing thenumber of full-time employees that could have been engaged if the reportednumber of hours worked by part-time employees had been worked by full-timeemployees. This is usually calculated by dividing the ‘part-time hours paid’ bythe standard number of hours for full-time employees and then adding theresulting quotient to the number of full-time employees.Proposed employment figures may be particularly relevant when applying fortown centre and retail development and further information can be found inPlanning Policy Statement 6 ‘Planning for Town Centres’:http://www.communities.gov.uk/publications/planningandbuilding/planningpolicystatement11

21. Hours of OpeningProvide details of the proposed hours of opening for each non-residential useproposed on the site. (In sensitive areas, or where a use could causenuisance to neighbours, it is likely that the Planning Authority would impose acondition restricting the hours of operation on your proposed developmentshould approval be given.)In the event that the hours of operation do not match the hours of openingplease provide this information in a supporting statement attached to theapplication.22. Site AreaThe area contained within the boundary of the site to which the applicationrelates will normally be shown edged in red on the plan accompanying theapplication, while other land in the same ownership but not being developed isnormally identified separately with a blue line. Site area should be provided inhectares.For some application types the fee is based on the site area, in which case anaccurate answer to this question is particularly important.23. Industrial or Commercial Processes and Machinery• Landfill - in all cases this should include void space to be created bymineral extraction.• Energy from waste incineration - where the incineration of waste willgenerate electricity, heat or combined heat and power (CHP); wherethere will be no energy utilisation from incineration use ‘Otherincineration’ box• Other incineration - where there will be no energy utilisation from theincineration of waste• Transfer stations - where the main activity will be the bulking up ofwaste for treatment or disposal elsewhere; may include some sorting,baling, compaction for recycling, but where this is the main activity usematerial recycling/recovery facilities (MRFs)• Material recovery / recycling facilities - where the main activity willbe the receipt and sorting of waste for recycling and recovery; mayinclude centralised MRFs, community MRFs and as well as small scalerecycling bring banks• Any combined mechanical, biological and/or thermal treatment(MBT) - where a single application proposes a mix of technologies totreat a single waste stream on one site; where a single technology isproposed use the most specific waste facility type• Other treatment - where a more specific waste treatment type doesnot describe the proposed activity; examples may include separationtechnologies, vitrification, autoclaving, etc.• Storage of waste - where the proposal is for medium to long-termstorage of waste; where waste will move to recycling, recovery ordisposal in the short-term use Transfer Stations or MRFs• Other waste management - including the recovery of waste to landunder an exemption from waste permitting

• Other developments - to include incidental development proposals onexisting sites such as leachate treatment plants and weighbridges,where these don’t add waste management capacity24. Hazardous SubstancesPlease give details, including type and quantity of hazardous materials to beused or stored on site. If your application involves the use or storage ofhazardous materials above a certain quantity, Hazardous SubstancesConsent will be required. A list of these materials and the permitted quantitiesis set out in the Planning (Hazardous Substances) Regulations 1992:http://www.opsi.gov.uk/si/si1992/Uksi_19920656_en_3.htm25. Description of Proposed Advertisement(s)Please indicate the number of advertisements proposed by advertisementtype: fascia, projecting, hoarding, etc. If your proposal does not fall within anyof the specified categories, please describe the advertisement(s) in the boxprovided.Further information on outdoor advertisements and signs can be found at:http://www.communities.gov.uk/publications/planningandbuilding/outdooradvertisements26. Advertisement DisplayPlease confirm if the application is in respect of an advertisement which isalready in place. If the application is in respect of such development pleaseprovide details of when the advertisement was installed.Please also indicate whether the proposed sign or signs will project over afootpath or other public highway. This is an important consideration given thatany scaffold or hoarding that is erected or encroaches on the public highwaymust have a licence obtained from the highways authority.27. Advertisement(s) PeriodThe normal period for which the planning authority will grant consent is fiveyears, but it may grant shorter or longer periods at their discretion. However, ifyou require a sign for a shorter temporary period, please specify the period forwhich consent is sought.28. Interest in the LandIt is a condition of every consent granted under the AdvertisementRegulations that, before the advertisement to which the consent relates isdisplayed, consent should be obtained from the owner. Unless you are theowner of the application site permission should be sought from the freeholderor other individuals entitled to give such permission to erect a sign.29. Details for Proposed Advertisement(s)Clearly state the type of advertisement proposed (e.g. illuminated fascia sign,non-illuminated hanging sign, flag, etc.). If more than one advertisement isproposed, describe each individual sign.

Details of advertisements:a) measure the height from natural ground level to the base of theproposed advertisement in metresb) give accurate metric dimensions of each proposed advertisement; ifless than one metre in any dimension, please specify size in millimetresc) give metric dimensions of the letters, figures or symbols in each of theproposed advertisementd) give details of all colours proposede) please specify the materials of the proposed sign(s)f) state maximum distance each advertisement projects from the face ofthe building on which it is proposed to place the advertisementg), h) and i) where an advertisement is to be illuminated, details of theillumination, illuminance levels, and whether the illumination would bestatic or intermittent is required30. Certificates and NoticesIf you are the sole owner of the land to which the application relates pleasecomplete Certificate A. (Owner means a person having a freehold orleasehold interest with at least seven years unexpired.) This Certificate is notappropriate unless you are the sole owner.If you are not the sole owner of the land or if any part of the development goesoutside land in your ownership (even if only foundations), please completeCertificate B and serve notice on each of the owners, using the wording inNotice 1.If you do not know the names of all of the owners you will need to completeCertificate C and Notices 1 and 2, or if you cannot trace any of the ownersthen Certificate D together with Notice 2.It is an offence knowingly or recklessly to complete a false or misleadingcertificate31. Planning Application RequirementsProvide details of the current occupier, including name and full address, ifappropriate. Details should also be provided as to the proposed occupier ofthe development, including their name and full address and details as towhether their current premises will be vacated if planning permission isgranted.32. DeclarationPlease sign and date your application.33. Applicant Contact DetailsPlease provide contact information for the applicant.34. Agent Contact DetailsPlease provide contact information for the agent.

35. Site VisitAccess to the site (i.e. where the works are proposed to take place) may berequired by the case officer. Please provide contact details in the event thatan appointment needs to be made. This will assist the Council in dealing withyour application as quickly as possible.