FOI 11958
Planning Information
Request
The total number of planning applications you received in each of the following calendar years: 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2015.
In each of the above years I would also like to know the following information:
1, The number of applications that were major developments and the number that were ordinary applications
2, The number of major development applications that received a formal decision within the statutory week time limit
3,Theproportion of major development applications that were initially rejected
4, The number of major development applications, including appeals, that took between 13 and 26 weeks to receive a final decision
5, The number of major development applications, including appeals, that took between 26 and 52 weeks to receive a final decision
6, The number of major development applications, including appeals, that took more than 52 weeks to receive to a final decision
7, The proportion of ordinary applications that received a formal decision within the statutory
8 week time limit.
8, The proportion of ordinary applications that were initially rejected
9, The proportion of ordinary applications, including appeals, that took between 8 and 26 weeks to receive a final decision
10, The proportion ordinary applications, including appeals,
that took between 26 and 52 weeks to receive a final decision
11, The proportion of applications, including appeals, that took more than 52 weeks to
receive to a final decision
I would also like to know the number of full time and part time staff, whether permanent or casual, who currently work in your planning department and how that number has changed each year from 2010.
Response
1. The total number of planning applications you received in each of the following calendar years: 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2015.
2010 – 1337 2011 – 1375 2012 – 1490 2013 – 1377 2014 – 1484 2015 - 1735 In each of the above years I would also like to know the following information: 2. The number of applications that were major developments and the number that were ordinary applications
Major Ordinary 2010 – 10 2010 - 101
Appeals 2011 – 0 2011 - 0 2012 – 2 2012 - 0 2013 – 4 2013 - 0 2014 – 4 2014 - 0 2015 – 5 2015 - 0 5, The number of major development applications, including appeals, that took between 26 and 52 weeks to receive a final decision 2010 – 2 2010 - 0 2011 – 5 2011 - 0 2013 – 1 2013 - 0 2014 – 0 2014 - 0 2015 – 0 2015 - 0 6, The number of major development applications, including appeals, that took more than 52 weeks to receive to a final decision 2010 – 1 2010 - 0 2011 – 2 2011 - 0 2012 – 1 2012 - 0 2013 – 2 2013 - 0 2014 – 2 2014 - 0 2015 – 0 2015 - 0 7, The proportion of ordinary applications that received a formal decision within the statutory 8 week time limit. 2010 – 829 2011 – 875 2012 – 922 2013 – 831 2014 – 939 2015 – 2315 8, The proportion of ordinary applications that were initially rejected 2010 – 177 2011 – 162 2012 – 218 2013 – 181 2014 – 215 2015 – 71 9, The proportion of ordinary applications, including appeals, that took between 8 and 26 weeks to receive a final decision 2010 – 843 2010 - 0 2011 – 915 2011 - 2 2012 – 986 2012 - 0 2013 – 925 2013 - 1 2014 – 987 2014 - 1 2015 - 877 2015 – 2 10, The proportion of ordinary applications, including appeals, that took between 26 and 52 weeks to receive a final decision 2010 – 5 2010 - 0 2011 – 7 2011 - 0 2012 – 12 2012 - 0 2013 – 9 2013 - 0 2014 – 7 2014 - 0 2015 – 6 2015 - 0 11, The proportion of ordinary applications, including appeals, that took more than 52 weeks to receive to a final decision 2010-2011 - 0 2011 – 6 2011 - 0 2012 – 5 2012 - 0 2013 – 0 2013 - 0 „h 2014 – 3 2014 - 0 „h 2015 – 0 2015 - 0 I would also like to know the number of full time and part time staff, whether permanent or casual, who currently work in your planning department and how that number has changed each year from 2010.
Please see response from HR below.
I ran a report effective 01/04/2015 and 27 people are working 37 hours, and 2 work less than that.
Out of those 29 people in Planning, 12 are definitely permanent, 1 is fixed term while the remaining 17 are not categorized.
For effective 01/04/2014, we had 24 people with 22 people working 37 hours and 2 working part time.
Out of those 24 people, only one was categorised as permanent with the rest uncategorised.
I would also like to know how many people working in your planning department have been formally disciplined or dismissed for misconduct since 2010, and in each case a summary of the reason.
Please see response from HR below.
This information is not held on our systems and only in personnel files so therefore it would not be possible to fulfil this request.
lease see response from HR below. I ran a report effective 01/04/2015 and 27 people are working 37 hours, and 2 work less than that. Out of those 29 people in Planning, 12 are definitely permanent, 1 is fixed term while the remaining 17 are not categorized. For effective 01/04/2014, we had 24 people with 22 people working 37 hours and 2 working part time. Out of those 24 people, only one was categorised as permanent with the rest uncategorised. I would also like to know how many people working in your planning department have been formally disciplined or dismissed for misconduct since 2010, and in each case a summary of the reason. Please see response from HR below. This information is not held on our systems and only in personnel files so therefore it would not be possible to fulfil this request.