Section 19A(2)

In a case falling within paragraph (1) the relevant planning authority must take reasonable steps to inform the person to whom notice must be given under regulation 19(3)(d) of the following information contained in a notice— a statement that an application is being made for planning permission or subsequent consent to the relevant planning authority; the name and address of the relevant planning authority; the date on which the application was made; (if relevant) a statement that the application has been referred to the Secretary of State for determination or is the subject of an appeal to the Secretary of State and the address of the Secretary of State; the address or location and the nature of the proposed development; a statement that— may be inspected by members of the public on a website (“the website”) maintained by or on behalf of the authority; a copy of the application for planning permission, any accompanying plan and other documents, and a copy of the environmental statement; and in the case of a subsequent application, a copy of the planning permission in respect of which that subsequent application has been made and supporting documents, details of the website on which the environmental statement and the other documents referred to in sub-paragraph (f)(i) and (ii) have been made available under article 15(7) of the Order; a statement that the information mentioned in sub-paragraph (f)(i) and (ii) will be available to be inspected by the public on the website for 30 days beginning with the day on which both— that information is published on the website; and a statement is made under sub-paragraph (i); a statement that any representations to be made by a person about the application must— be made in writing; be submitted before the expiry of the 30 days mentioned in sub-paragraph (h); and be submitted to the relevant planning authority, or in the case of an appeal or an application referred to the Secretary of State, to the Secretary of State; and the email address to which representations should be sent.

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Source: legislation.gov.uk · retrieved 2026-07-30