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During this period, most online forms, including payments, will be unavailable.
For urgent help during this time, contact our Customer Services team.
Applications for large sites, involving developers' contributions, are handled jointly in conjunction with the Hampshire County Council County Environment Department.
For major developments the Highways Development Control Section within the Transport Policy Group of the Environment Department of Hampshire County Council will provide advice. We will consult the Highways DC section for highway advice on planning applications above the following thresholds:
Funding may also be secured towards measures identified in the Local Transport Plan to improve the existing transport network. We negotiate and collect transport related contributions on behalf of Hampshire County Council, in accordance with the County Council's current policy 'Transport Contributions Policy - A New Approach to Calculating Transport Contributions in Hampshire', September 2007.
In line with Figure 1 of the Hampshire Parking Strategy and Standards 2002, a detailed accessibility map has been produced for the Borough. This provides zones of accessibility based on Public Transport Accessibility Levels (PTALs) and is used to determine the level of parking that is required for non-residential developments.
Details of refuse collection requirements are covered in the our Supplementary Planning Document "The Storage and Collection of Domestic Waste and Recyclable Materials".
Road adoptions and Section 38 agreements are dealt with by Hampshire County Council