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Preliminary planning advice

How to find out if you're likely to get planning permission for your project

If you'd like advice from a planning officer about the likelihood of getting planning permission for your project, we offer a preliminary planning advice service. There is a fee to use this service.

Download the Preliminary Planning Application Guidance and Charges

This service should not be used to ask if planning permission is required.

Email your pre-application advice request to planning@rutland.gov.uk, and include:

  • the site address
  • a description of your proposed development (including a location and site plan)
  • your name, address, phone number and email address
  • the type of planning application proposed (for example full, outline, listed building, approval of reserved matters, details required by a planning condition)
  • whether you need a meeting to get pre-application advice (an additional charge may apply)
  • details and dates of any previous planning applications or pre-application discussions
  • a list of documents and plans you've submitted with your request - if possible, you should include a statement to justify your proposals with reference to national planning policy and local planning policy and guidance - site layout, elevations, details existing landscape features, for example
  • details of any consultation you've carried out or propose to carry out with statutory, non-statutory or community organisations
  • the fee amount you've paid

If your request is straightforward, we'll send you a written response within 6 weeks. If you request is more complex, we will aim to send a response within 10 weeks as for some more complex enquiries, we may need to speak to external organisations first.

Planning - link - Planning portal website