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Fees for planning applications

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A decision made (12.07.06) to approve new fees under the Planning and Building (Jersey) Law 2002

Subject:

Fees for planning applications

Decision Reference:

 

Exempt clause(s):

n/a

Type of Report (oral or written):

Oral, with draft Order

Person Giving Report (if oral):

Peter Le Gresley

Telephone or

e-mail Meeting?

n/a

Report

File ref:

n/a

Written Report

Title:

n/a

Written report – Author:

n/a

Decision(s)

To approve the Draft Order, which makes the Planning Fees under the new Planning and Building (Jersey) Law, 2002.

Reason(s) for decision:

The new Planning Law provides that fees are charged for planning applications. The Order is made to prescribe those fees. This Order allows for the same level of charges as previously agreed by the Minister under the 1964 Law, with the following two additions.

  1. A new fee for varying or removing a condition on a planning permit - £76.00
  2. A new fee for a certificate of completion - £151.00

Action required:

PLeG to advise the Law Draftsman and Greffier of the States that the Order has been made.

Signature:

(Minister)

Date of Decision:

12th July 2006

 

 

 

 

 

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