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How to get involved at council meetings There are a number of ways you can contribute at council meetings. Public questions at full council meetings We have a public question…

Naming of new streets and registering of properties The naming and number of new streets and properties is a statutory requirement completed by the Council under Sections 64 and 65…

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Contents A school travel plan helps encourage more pupils, parents and staff to use more sustainable methods of travel on their journey to and from school, along with an improved…

The public highway generally consists of the road surface (the carriageway), pavement (the footway) and grassed areas (the verge). Works on our highways are undertaken by ourselves, utility companies or…

This service provides detailed, informal advice on your proposed scheme. We strongly recommend that you get some advice from us before submitting your application. This lets you find out whether…

Since April 2010, local planning authorities have been permitted to introduce a Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) in their area. It allows local councils to raise funds from developers undertaking new…

A Sustainability Appraisal and Strategic Environmental Assessment must be carried out at each stage of preparing a new local plan or reviewing an existing local plan. These two legal requirements…

The objective of the Habitat Regulations Assessment is to determine whether the emerging local plan is likely to have a significant effect on the achievement of the conservation objectives of…

Table of Contents Report for North East Lincs Council Summary of the evaluation findings The new nelincs.gov.uk site went live on 23 September 2020 and as there were some delays…