Planning applications We deal with planning applications relating to minerals and waste developments as well as applications for county council development such as schools and libraries. Derby City Council and the Peak District National Park deal with all planning applications including mineral and waste applications within their areas.

What is the difference between 1app and derderby City Council?

Derby City Council and the Peak District National Park deal with all planning applications including mineral and waste applications within their areas. District and borough councils deal with all other types of planning applications. 1APP is the name for the national standard planning application forms for waste and county developments.

What type of planning applications do district councils deal with?

District and borough councils deal with all other types of planning applications. 1APP is the name for the national standard planning application forms for waste and county developments. For more information about 1APP please go to the National Planning Portal.

How long does it take for Derbyshire to publish planning representations?

In view of this, as of the 1st April 2017, this Authority will no longer acknowledge receipt of representations relating to Planning applications. We aim to publish representations within 2 working days of receipt and they can be viewed online at:

What forms do I need to apply for planning permission?

There are different application forms depending on what you need to apply for, some applications have been combined into one form; for example Planning Permission and Listed Building Consent. Please contact us if you have any questions about which form to use or what information you should submit with an application.

How can I view current planning applications?

You can use our Derby Maps to view current planning applications. The map is not provided by us, any issues with the service should be taken up with the map provider. Cookies used on the site are categorized into ‘necessary’ and ‘analytical’. You can read about each category and allow or deny some or all of them.