Planning applications in the South Downs National ParkFrom 1st April 2012 new planning and related constraint information will only appear on the South Downs National Park (SDNP) planning system (www.southdowns.gov.uk ) and any planning information before 1 April 2012 will remain on Worthing Borough Council’s planning systems.
If you have any queries or require any planning information, from 1st April 2012 you will need to seek assistance from the SDNP authority for information and prior to this date to WBC.
If you wish to submit comments on a planning application which has been submitted to the SDNP authority after 1 April 2012, you are welcome to e-mail: planning@adur-worthing.gov.uk or send us a letter and we will ensure it is correctly actioned.
Note : From 1st April 2012 any planning and related constraint information for properties and land within the South Downs National Park (SDNP) will be created and maintained by the SDNP authority, which will be supplied to this Council in order to complete a full local land charge search. If further details are required, your request should be sent to the SDNP. Any planning and related constraint information created prior to this date will be maintained by Worthing Borough Council and queries relating to this data should be sent to Worthing Borough Council.
See also :
Please click on the following link: Do I live in the National Park? where you will be able to insert your postcode, and find out if your property, or application site, lies within the boundary of the South Downs National Park.
You can view these on the SDNPA planning website:
You can search for planning applications that have been submitted from anywhere within the South Downs National Park boundary. You can search in a variety of different ways, including between specific dates, or within a specific local authority area, or for applications received and validated or decisions issued. You will be able to view the documents held for each planning application, as held on the Worthing Borough Council website, and make comments (if the application is still open for receiving representations).

It is better to use the on-line
This will ensure you are using the correct forms and make processing your application smoother. If however you need to download the forms, you can obtain the 1App forms from here:
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