LOCAL INFORMATION
7.1.21.L8
Planning Applications
Extent: Jersey
Updated 30 August 2019
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Words you may need to know
Permitted - something that is allowed
Domestic - not commercial or used for businesses, a place where someone lives
Development - buildings or construction
Registered - an official record, often in the form of a list
Objections - concerns or issues raised by others
Permitted Domestic Development
Permission is not normally required for works set out in the leaflets (pdf documents) available on the States web site.
https://www.jerseylaw.je/laws/revised/Pages/22.550.05.aspx
If a property is registered on the Register of Buildings and Sites of Architectural, Archaeological and Historical Importance in Jersey then some of the allowances listed do not apply.
Objections and Comments
If you would like to submit comments on a recently advertised planning application you have 21 days in which to do so from the date it is advertised in the Jersey Evening Post or by site display, which ever is the later. You are encouraged to view the plans and drawings before submitting your comments. Plans can be viewed at the offices of Planning and Building Services, Customer and Local Services, Phillip Le Feuvre House, La Motte Street, St Helier, Jersey, JE4 8PE or at the Parish Hall. Inormation on how comments are dealt with and how to submit comments on-line can be found by clicking on the link below.
www.gov.je/PlanningBuilding/AppealsComplaints/Pages/index.aspx
