Non Material Amendment Fees
From the 1st April 2024 Non Material Amendment requests are subject to the fees set out below.
Please see guidance and form for further information.
| Service | Cost 24/25 |
|---|---|
| S64 submissions received within 12 months from the date of planning permission/planning permission in principle being granted. | £0.00 |
| S64 submission relating to Householder Development | £58.00 |
| S64 submission relating to Non-Householder Local Development | £116.00 |
| S64 submission relating to Major Development | £231.00 |
Non ePlanning Submissions Admin Charge
Applicants are encouraged to submit planning and related applications online using the Scottish Government’s .
Please see table below for application types and charges.
| Application Type | Fee – 2024/2025 | |
|---|---|---|
| Householder developments | £23.00 | |
| Local development | Major development | |
|
Advertisement Consent Approval of Matters in Conditions Certification of Lawful Use/Development Conservation Area Consent Listed Building Consent Planning Permission Planning Permission in Principle |
£58.00 | £116.00 |
For most types of planning application, a fee must be paid. The appropriate fee needs to be paid before your application is processed.
Statutory Fees
Please note that with effect from the 12th December 2024 Scottish Government Statutory Planning Fees have increased as per .
Find planning application fees and guidance
How to pay
There are several ways that you can pay planning application fees:
If you are applying online through the , you will be able to pay online after you have your application.
If you are posting us your application form, you can either:
- use our online payments service (you will need your planning reference number to do this):
- enclose a cheque made payable to "51³Ô¹ÏÃâ·ÑApp and Bute Council" with your application
Advertising fees
Some planning applications require an additional fee of £235 for advertising costs. You can find out which types of applications require to be advertised in our publicity guidance notes