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| Planning application forms
We now use 1 APP forms which is a standardised form that helps to make sure the same information is collected by planning authorities across the country for comparable requests. This is to eliminate inconsistencies in the planning process.
You can download the forms on this page or get them from -
Development control
Hull City Council
Kingston House
Bond Street
Hull
or by calling 01482 300 300.
The forms can also be submitted online via the planning portal.
If you need any additional help or are unsure whether your project requires consent you can contact us for advice.
Do I need planning permission?
Design and access statements
Important - most applications must now include a design and access statement. Download the planning applications guidance notes below for more information -
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Validation checklist
There are various forms and plans that are necessary to make to valid planning application. Please read the downloadable validation checklist document - this will help you to submit the required information for a valid application.
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Flood risk
Depending on the type of application and the location, a flood risk assessment may be required. Please examine the strategic flood risk assessment (SFRA) map below (Fig. 10.3) to identify which zone or zones your site is located within.
More information on the strategic flood risk assesment
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Fig 10.3 of the SFRA
Figure 10.3 assesses all the risks of flooding across the city. It combines these risks to produce a map showing six categories of risk from all sources of flooding. This map also shows the boundaries of the area action plans across the city and will be used by us and developers to undertake the sequential and exception tests (for guidance on these tests please see SFRA recommendations 15 and 18 and appendix C - more information on the SFRA).
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Once you have identified the flood risk area you should then refer to the standing advice on development and flood risk within Hull PDF document below, to identify the necessary measures to offset flood risk. Further advice about flood risk can be obtained from planning officers.
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Contamination assessment
The council wants to encourage the redevelopment of previously used land (brownfield land). However, because of the potential risk of contamination associated with such land there are a number of requirements that must be fulfilled by the developer to ensure that there is no danger to human health or the environment. Put simply, the land must be suitable for use.
In order to assess whether a development is suitable for use, the Local Planning Authority must be satisfied that there is no unacceptable risk from contamination. Certain types of applications require a preliminary assessment of land contamination to be completed as part of the validation process, for example new housing (see the validation checklist, availble to download above, for more information).
If a preliminary assessment is required, please complete and return the preliminary assessment of land contamination form, available to download below -
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Additional guidance for development on land affected by contamination is also available to download below -
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Planning forms
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The Notice No. 1 PDF below is for use with certificate B, C, D and Agricultural Holding Certificate No. 2. This needs to be sent to -
- anyone other than the applicant who owns any or all of the site
- anyone who is a tenant of an agricultural holding which forms all or part of the site
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Guidance notes
Application for listed building consent/conservation area consent
Certain buildings, which are considered by the government to be of architectural and historic interest, have been placed on a statutory list, which gives them a greater degree of protection than other buildings. They are known as 'listed buildings'. A copy of this statutory list is available for consultation at the planning development control section. If you intend to do any work for the demolition or part demolition of a Listed Building or for its alteration or extension in any way which would affect its character, you will need to apply to us for listed building consent for the proposed works.
Certain areas within the city of particular architectural and historic interest have been designated as conservation areas. This means that it you intend to demolish, either totally or in part, any building in a conservation area, with certain minor exceptions, you will need conservation area consent from us, even though the individual building is not 'listed'. Details of the boundaries of the conservation areas in the city can be obtained from the planning development control section.
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Please note, at least five copies of this form will be required.
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Consent to display an advertisement
Consent is needed before a wide range of signs of advertisements are displayed, but not all signs need formal approval.
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Contact us
Development control
Kingston House
Bond Street
Hull
HU1 3ER
Tel: (01482) 300 300
Email: Dev.Control@hullcc.gov.uk
The reception is open to the public Monday to Thursday 8.30am - 5pm and Fridays 8.30am - 4.30pm.
For specific planning applications it is best to contact the planning officer allocated to the case. This can be found in the weekly lists of planning applications or from letters sent to you by the section. If you wish to speak to a specific officer it is advisable to phone for an appointment.
Customers who wish to see a planning officer must make an appointment first otherwise we cannot guarantee an officer being available.
Planning officers can be contacted by phone, letter or email
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Guide to the design and access statement (size: 39.4 Kb) 
