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Planning

Any building or restoration has a huge effect on the Lake District National Park. We have to balance the demands of sustaining a prosperous economy and vibrant communities with the needs of the spectacular landscape.

Policies

Policy planners work with communities and others with an interest in the National Park to shape policies to guide future development of land and buildings. Read about our current policies and help shape future ones like the Local Development Framework.

Decisions

Development Control planners use the policies and work with the public, architects and developers to make sure any planning applications fit in with our policies. We receive around 1,200 planning applications each year, of which over 90 per cent are approved either under delegated powers - see Scheme of Delegation (PDF) - or by the Development Control Committee.

Enforcement

Enforcement planners help people understand our policies and implement them correctly. If people choose to ignore policies then enforcement becomes necessary. However the vast majority of planning applications reach a satisfactory conclusion.

How are we doing?

You can find out more in our quarterly reports, updated on this web page:

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