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Please note we have moved to a new software system from Monday 24th March 2025.  Therefore you will now need to re-register in order to make comments on applications.

You will also need to re-register in order to track applications.

Consultees, including parish and town councils, will also need to register as a consultee.

Once you have registered please confirm your registration by emailing Development.Control@e-lindsey.gov.uk

If you are experiencing difficulties viewing applications, please bear with us as we are currently uploading a months worths of new applications onto our new software system. You are advised to check again in a few days. We apologise for any inconvenience caused and thank you for your patience.

 

Residents can help shape the development and growth of their local area through the production of a Neighbourhood Development Plan, neighbourhood Development Order or Community Right to Build Order.
All the relevant information regarding planning services at East Lindsey District Council, including information about planning duty officer services, coronavirus updates and how to make a planning application.
Important: Please be advised that the Council's planning enforcement department have transitioned to new a software system. Please be advised that this disruption may periodically cause some delays to the planning enforcement service, & it may not be possible to meet the timescales specified in the Service Standards. Should any of the timescales not be met in this case, the Council apologises for this and any inconvenience this may cause.
In East Lindsey we have a vast and fascinating heritage. This can be seen throughout our towns and villages and within the wider landscape, so it is important that this heritage is preserved and enhanced so that future generations can continue to enjoy it.
The Self-Build and Custom Housebuild Act 2015 placed a duty on local Councils across England to keep and have regard to a register of people who are interested in self-build or custom build projects within the areas. The register will help inform the Council of the demand for self-build and custom build plots in East Lindsey and enable the Council to develop a strategy for matching people to plots.
The Government has set out plans to introduce a statutory Brownfield Land Register which all Councils must have published by 31st December 2017. The Brownfield Land Register will comprise a standard set of information on brownfield sites suitable for housing. This data is provided under the Open Government Licence.
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