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
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.
Applications
Details of current applications under consideration by us and our recent decisions are available.
Search for planning applications
You can see more detail of any individual application from the list.
You can see the application documents, responses to consultations, comments from the public and the officer report on the proposal if this has been prepared.
There is also information on the application's processing stage and, where it is known, the date that the application will be considered by the Regulatory Planning and Control Committee or the strategic director - economy, transport and environment (for delegated items).
The information provided in the register is continuously updated from our planning application system.
If you want to comment on any of these applications please use the comments form to submit them or post them to us.
Decisions
Our regulatory - planning committee make decisions where there are planning policy objections or other unresolved planning objections.
Standards
Information on the way we deal with planning applications and the standards we seek to achieve, are set out in our 'Planning Development Control Charter' which can be accessed on the processing applications page.
We are responsible for ensuring that developments that have been approved are carried out in accordance with the requirements imposed on permissions and that regular monitoring visits are made to sites to check operations.
Where operations or developments are being carried out without permission then it may be necessary for us to take enforcement action to prevent or regulate the activities.
Please see the monitoring and enforcement section for further details.