Application for Non-material Amendment

Application Type	Useful Notes & Supplemental Guidance	Application Forms and Guidance
Non-material Amendment Application for a Non-material Amendment following a Grant of Planning Permission	Note: at the present time it is not possible to submit the NMA Form via the Planning Portal - the form will need to be printed off and sent to the LPA by post or electronically by email.	Advice NotesFile Type: Adobe PDF document, File Size:51.88 Kb (8 seconds @ 56K) Opens in a new window Further Advice on Non Material Alteration Applications Following a grant of planning permission, it may be necessary to make small amendments to the permission, for example changing a finish or moving a door or window. Where these are non-material, this form can be used to apply. Whether or not a proposed amendment is non-material will depend on the circumstances of the case - for example, moving a window could be material if it results in the overlooking of a neighbour, but could be non-material if it does not. If you are uncertain, please contact the Duty Planning Officer. If an application made on this form is successful, the result will be an amendment to the original planning permission. No new planning permission is created.

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Non-material Amendment
Application for a Non-material Amendment following a Grant of Planning Permission

Note: at the present time it is not possible to submit the NMA Form via the Planning Portal - the form will need to be printed off and sent to the LPA by post or electronically by email.

Advice NotesFile Type: Adobe PDF document, File Size:51.88 Kb (8 seconds @ 56K) Opens in a new window

Further Advice on Non Material Alteration Applications

Following a grant of planning permission, it may be necessary to make small amendments to the permission, for example changing a finish or moving a door or window.

Where these are non-material, this form can be used to apply. Whether or not a proposed amendment is non-material will depend on the circumstances of the case - for example, moving a window could be material if it results in the overlooking of a neighbour, but could be non-material if it does not. If you are uncertain, please contact the Duty Planning Officer.

If an application made on this form is successful, the result will be an amendment to the original planning permission. No new planning permission is created.

Planning Portal Help Pages for completing the Application for Non-material Amendment forms:

Useful Notes & Supplemental Guidance	Application Forms and Guidance
Application for a Non-material Amendment following a Grant of Planning Permission help Opens in a new window	Application for a Non-material Amendment following a Grant of Planning Permission form Opens in a new window