PLANNING PERMISSION

A planning application is a formal request submitted to Glasgow City Council by individuals or organisations seeking permission to carry out specific development or modifications to land or buildings within the city. These applications are subject to review by the council, which assesses them based on relevant planning policies, regulations, and community impact.

Residents in Glasgow who wish to stay updated on the latest planning applications submitted to the Glasgow City Council can find the weekly lists of all new planning applications on the council’s official website. You can access the weekly lists by clicking (here).

Residents who wish to comment on planning applications can easily do so by clicking (here).

This website provides the necessary guidance and steps to follow in order to submit comments effectively.

PROPOSAL OF APPLICATION NOTICE (PAN)

The Proposal of Application Notice (PAN) was introduced by the 2006 Planning Act as a preliminary step before submitting a formal planning application. A PAN is a notice that an applicant submits to the Glasgow City Council, providing an outline of their proposed development. It serves as an opportunity for the council and the local community to provide early feedback and raise any potential concerns or issues. It allows the applicant to gather information and refine their plans before proceeding with a full planning application.

For further information on Proposal of Application Notices (PANs) and the associated process, residents can visit the Glasgow City Council’s website by clicking (here).

OTHER NOTICES AND ALERTS

Tellmescotland.gov.uk is a valuable resource for local residents as it serves as a single online location where various notices relevant to the community are published. These notices include information about road closures, construction projects, licensing updates, and changes to services like refuse collection.

Residents of Garthamlock, Craigend and Gartloch can benefit from the website by searching for their postcode, which will provide them with all the results pertinent to their area. This ensures that residents stay informed about important developments and events happening our neighbourhood.

Additionally, tellmescotland.gov.uk allows residents to sign up for notice alerts via email or the tellmescotland mobile app. By subscribing to these alerts, residents can receive timely updates and notifications about new notices that are relevant to their interests or area of residence.

Garthamlock, Craigend & Gartloch Community Council, similar to all other Glasgow Community Councils, receives notifications from the Glasgow City Council (GCC) regarding applications for new or amended alcohol licenses, public entertainment licenses, late hours catering licenses, and houses in multiple occupation (HMO). These applications are reviewed and discussed at each community council meeting. This ensures that the community council and its members have the opportunity to assess and provide input on these applications, allowing them to have a voice in decisions related to licensing matters that directly impact our local areas.