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Title	Summary	Attachment
Appendix 3 - Draft Opportunity Sites and Areas	Appendix 3 - Draft Opportunity Sites and Areas	draft_opportunity_sites_and_areas.pdf
Appendix 3 - Quantitative Tables	Appendix 3 - Quantitative Tables	quantitativetables.pdf
Appendix 4 - Other Potential Employment and Opportunity Sites	Appendix 4 - Other Potential Employment and Opportunity Sites	potential_emp_and_opp_sites.pdf
Appendix A	Appendix A	appendix_a.pdf
Appendix A - Net Budget Requirement 2011	Budget 2011/12: Appendix A - Net Budget Requirement 2011.12	appendix_a_net_budget_2011.pdf
Appendix A: Trends Review	Appendix A: Trends Review	appendix_a.pdf
Appendix B: Planning Policy Summary	Appendix B: Planning Policy Summary	appendix_b.pdf
Appendix C: Changes to Permitted Development Rights and Use Classes Order	Appendix C: Changes to Permitted Development Rights and Use Classes Order	appendix_c.pdf
Appendix D Functional Floodplain	Appendix D Functional Floodplain	appendix_d_functional_floodplain.pdf
Appendix E	Appendix E	appendix_e.pdf
Appendix G User Guide	Appendix G User Guide	appendix_g_user_guide.pdf
Appendix H: Copeland Centre Health Checks including Diversity of use Plans	Appendix H: Copeland Centre Health Checks including Diversity of use Plans	appendix_h.pdf
Appendix I: Quantitative Tables	Appendix I: Quantitative Tables	appendix_i.pdf
Appendix J: Recommended Town Centre Boundaries	Appendix J: Recommended Town Centre Boundaries	appendix_j.pdf
Appendix K: Study Area Plan	Appendix K: Study Area Plan	appendix_k.pdf
Appendix L: Full Household Survey Results	Appendix L: Full Household Survey Results	appendix_l.pdf
Appendix M: Copeland Policy Recommendations	Appendix M: Copeland Policy Recommendations	appendix_m.pdf
Appendix N: Survey Findings	Appendix N: Survey Findings	appendix_n.pdf
Appendix O: Stakeholder Workshop Summary	Appendix O: Stakeholder Workshop Summary	appendix_o.pdf
Appendix1 - Overall Sites Plan	Appendix 1 Overall Sites Plan	appendix_1_overall_sites_plan.pdf
Application for cremation	Application for cremation	application_for_cremation.pdf
Application for discharge of conditions	Most planning approvals contain some planning conditions. Conditions are used to ensure that development that may not be considered acceptable, can be approved subject to certain criteria. These criteria are detailed in conditions. Some conditions require you to submit details about particular aspects of the development to the local planning authority and others restrict certain things you can do as part of the development. The approval of details reserved by conditions is also known as 'discharging conditions'. A typical condition requiring the submission of further details may read 'Details of the glazing to be used on the ground floor rear window should be submitted to and approved in writing prior to the commencement of the development'. A typical condition restricting things you can do as part of the development may read 'The roof of the rear extension hereby approved shall not be used at any time as a roof terrace without the prior approval of xyz'. Any condition that requires the submission of details must be 'discharged' in accordance with the wording of the condition. In most cases this is prior to the commencement of the entire development. Occasionally, some conditions can be discharged prior to the relevant part of the development taking place. Please consult your decision notice for the exact wording of your conditions. In order to discharge a planning condition, you must submit the details, along with a completed application form and the appropriate fee to the planning department. All discharge of conditions incur a fee with the exception of conditions imposed on listed building consents and conservation area consent applications. It may take up to 8 weeks to receive a decision on a discharge of condition application.	discharge_of_conditions.pdf
Application for outline planning permission	This form is generally used to find out, at an early stage, whether or not a proposal is likely to be approved by the planning authority, before any substantial costs are incurred. This type of planning application allows fewer details about the proposal to be submitted. These details may be agreed following a “reserved matters” application at a later stage. Reserved matters can include: appearance - aspects of a building or place which affect the way it looks, including the exterior of the development means of access - covers accessibility for all routes to and within the site, as well as the way they link up to other roads and pathways outside the site landscaping - the improvement or protection of the amenities of the site and the area and the surrounding area, this could include planting trees or hedges as a screen layout - includes buildings, routes and open spaces within the development and the way they are laid out in relations to buildings and spaces outside the development scale - includes information on the size of the development, including the height, width and length of each proposed building While some applications are straightforward and a decision can be made by the planning authority without detailed information, other proposals may need more information to be provided.	outline_with_all_matters_reserved.pdf
Application for provisional statement	Application for provisional statement	provisional_statement.pdf
Application for Regularisation Certificate	Application for Regularisation Certificate	regularisation_app_form.pdf