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Development Control
Broadly, Development Control is the process that regulates the development and use of land, involving the granting or refusing of applications for planning permission by the County Council or the District and Borough Councils.
What is the role of the Development Control Group in Highways?
The Planning Authorities consult the County Council as the Highway Authority on the highway and transport issues relating to development proposals. The Development Control Group then advises the planning authorities accordingly. We also advise applicants, prior to submission of a planning application, on the likely highway and transport requirements of their proposals. We recommend to the planning authority whether there are highway or transport reasons why planning applications should be granted, granted with conditions, or refused.
- Adopted Roads
- Developer-funded scheme list
- Development Control's work
- Guidance on Transport Assessments
- Guidance on Travel Plans
- Local Design Guide
- Manual for Streets
- Parking Standards
- Pre-application Charging Guide
- Safety Audit Policy
- Trip Rate Information Computer System (TRICS)
- West Sussex Design Commission
- WSCC Transport Contributions
- WSCC Transport Contributions Calculator
Last reviewed: 13 August 2007





