iPlan - Interactive Planning

iPlan is Epping Forest District Council's interactive planning website, it acts a portal to a range of useful tools hosted on our website and elsewhere.

Find a Planning Applications Using the pinpoint Map

Search Planning Applications using the pinpoint map (opens in new window)

Please note that work is still in progress on developing pinpoint, and as such the data displayed is subject to further improvement. At present pinpoint is updated weekly.

How to use pinpoint maps (Adobe PDF Opens in new window)

I want to find information about planning  & building control applications

• Search Planning Application records, view documents and plans (Opens in new window)

• How to Access Planning Information Online (Adobe PDF Opens in new window)

• View Committee Agendas (Opens in new window)

• View Webcasts (Opens in new window)

• Search Planning Appeals (Opens in new window)

• Search Building Control Records (Opens in new window)

• How to use iPlan to Access Planning and Building Control Data (Adobe PDF Opens in new window)

I want to contact planning

• Comment on a current planning application (Opens in new window)

• View our Contacts List

I want to apply for Planning Permission

• Find out if you need Planning Permission

• Visit the planning portal to apply online (Opens in new window)

• Download application forms to submit by post

• Find out about pre-application advice on Major applications (Adobe PDF Opens in new window)

I want to view pages about different parts of the Planning Directorate

• Development Control

• Building Control

• Forward Planning 

• Trees & Landscape

• Conservation & Design

• Economic Development

• Countrycare

The Data shown on the planning register reflects the current version of the information as held, applications are added to the register as soon as they are validated. As such applications will be shown on the system before any consultations are sent out and up to a week before they appear on a weekly list.

The list of planning applications by property is provided purely as an indicative list and may not be fully complete or comprehensive. Work is constantly in progress to improve the quality of this information. As such the advice of Planning Services should be sought in the event of a query