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Planning and Building Division
The Planning and Building Division is part of the Planning and Environment Department. It has two main roles:
to ensure land is developed in a way that enriches the quality of the natural and built environment and enables Jersey to function effectively both economically and socially
to make sure buildings are designed and constructed to safe and environmentally sound standards.
The Planning and Building Division administers the principle laws and orders concerning the development and use of land in the Island and the construction of buildings as set out in the Planning and Building (Jersey) Law 2002.
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Do you want to make an application?
Information on the various types of applications, including building, planning, protected tree, high hedges and historic building grant applications
Building Services This section contains information on what is required in order to submit a building application as well as information on building bye-laws and technical guidance. Building application forms are also available for downloading Planning Services Information on planning application meetings, the historic built environment, appealing against planning decisions, complaining about a high hedge, and potected trees. Historic Built Environment and Archeaology Jersey's historic buildings and sites are among the Island's greatest assets. Find out why and how they are protected; search the register of historic buildings and learn more about grants The Law The Department administers the principal law concerning the development and use of land in the Island and the construction of buildings - This is the Planning and Building (Jersey) Law 2002. The department also administers the High Hedges (Jersey)Law 2008 Useful Links & Contacts You will find various links to related sites and organisations in this section as well as contact details for the Planning and Building Division's staff
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