Applications, decisions and appeals
Planning applications, tree works applications and decisions - weekly lists
Every Monday the Council publishes a list of planning and tree works applications registered and determined during the previous week. Published at the top of each weekly list is the deadline date for the call-in period for an application to be called in to Committee. For details on the call-in procedure, please see Planning Committee Meetings. Technical Applications are normally decided under delegated powers.
Weekly lists 2024
Weekly lists 2023
Weekly lists 2022
You can view planning and tree works applications at the customer services area located on the ground floor of the Civic Centre or online using our planning applications search facility.
Civic Centre opening times for viewing applications are:
Monday - Thursday 9am - 5.00pm
Fridays 9am - 4.30pm.
Planning appeals
For information on the appeals process, please see the Planning Portal's guidance on appeals. For Householder appeals see the Planning Inspectorate's Guidance on Householder Appeals. To find out the current average timescales for appeals, please see the latest statistics. As soon as we receive the Appeal Decision from the Inspectorate, it will be published on our website and can be viewed using our Planning Applications Search facility by entering the original planning application reference number.
Please note:
If you have commented on a HOUSEHOLDER or Minor Commercial planning application, which has subsequently been appealed, you will NOT have any further opportunity to comment on that application. Any comments you submitted on the original application will however be forwarded to the Planning Inspectorate. This is a national system introduced by the Planning Inspectorate in April 2009.
For all other applications, comments on appeals must be sent directly to the Planning Inspectorate.
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- View and track planning applications
- How to comment on a planning application
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- Current local plan
- Housing documents
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- Environment documents
- Green Belt
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- Infrastructure documents
- South West Hertfordshire Joint Strategic Plan
- Hemel Garden Communities
- Leisure, culture, retail and tourism
- Authority's Monitoring Reports
- Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA)
- Housing Delivery Test Action Plan
- Brownfield Land Register (BLR)
- Self-build and custom housebuilding
- Article 4 directions - employment areas
- Secretary of State Local Plan Intervention Letters
- Sustainability and Climate Crisis Strategy
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- Do I need planning permission?
- Householder pre-application advice
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- Make an application
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- Fees for planning applications
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- What happens to your application
- Planning Application Amendment Service
- After permission is granted
- Amending a planning permission
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- Application forms and notes
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- Dangerous structures, buildings and walls
- Demolition
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- Tree Preservation Orders
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- St Albans voluntary tree wardens
- Tree pests and diseases
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- Tree management and protection FAQs
- Sponsor a tree
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- Conservation areas
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