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Planning permission is needed to build on or change the use of land or buildings. Planning proposals in Denbighshire are assessed against policies set out in Future Wales – The National Plan 2040 and Denbighshire County Council’s Adopted Local Development Plan 2006 to 2021. Building regulations set standards for the design and construction of structures.
We are currently experiencing severe delays in the processing and determination of planning applications and formal enquiries due to a reduced number of staff in both the Support Team and Officer Team.
Find out about what’s happening with the Replacement Local Development Plan.
Learn about the latest updates to Chapter 6 of Planning Policy Wales, including the need to submit a Green Infrastructure Statement with all planning applications.
Find out if you need to apply for planning permission.
Find out about the standards for the design and construction of buildings.
View and have your say on current applications.
The LDP determines where new development will take place.
Submit an application for planning permission.
Information about the Former North Wales Hospital.
Information about Street naming and numbering in Denbighshire.
Land charge searches are carried out when buying a property or piece of land to see if restrictions affect the land or property.
We hold the registers for both common land and village greens within Denbighshire.
Listed buildings and conservation areas are protected because of their special historic interest.
We maintain trees, hedges and grass on council owned land.
Planning, Public Protection and Countryside Services: Enforcement Policy.
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