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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 the Council is likely to support your application before you commit to further work and expense. Please see the Pre-application guidance notes – Non Domestic…

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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 level of safety and reduced traffic around schools especially during peak times. School The benefits: Pupils The benefits: Parents of pupils The benefits: Community and…

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 other private companies. These works may include: Do you need permission? Yes, a highway licence is required to work in the highway and the work must…

Contents We are now giving you extra feedback on the results of our surveys and consultations. On this page, we will tell you what we have done as a result of consultations. While we are not always able to apply every suggestion put to us, we always try to listen to what you tell us…

North East Lincolnshire Council are seeking a Registered Provider of Social Housing with a local management presence to manage tenancies and building for a Specialist Social Housing scheme, through a Leasing agreement with the Council. The Scheme is located on Convamore Road (corner of Eleanor Street), Grimsby DN32 9ED, and is comprised of 15 x…

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 building projects in their area. The money can be used to fund infrastructure projects that are needed to support new development such as: transport schemes…

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 have been met through one integrated process and a report prepared called the Sustainability Appraisal. The purpose of the Sustainability Appraisal is to identify and…

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 the European and International conservation sites within and around the area. These sites include: Local Plan review The Habitat Regulations Assessment is a process which…

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 that were beyond the Council’s control, the site was not 100% complete and there was a few remaining issues. After the launch date, both the…