Form: Application form to deregister common land or village greens
Summary
The Planning Inspectorate has updated the application form and notes for deregistering, or deregistering and exchanging, common land and town or village greens. The changes include revised wording, updated contact details, references to artificial intelligence guidance in casework evidence, and removal of COVID-19-related instructions.
Why it matters
Surveyors involved in land assembly, development, or rural property work may need to use or advise on this application process where common land or village greens are affected. The updates also highlight procedural requirements, including consent, fees, and supporting documentation, which can affect transaction timing and compliance.
Key points
- Application form and notes updated for common land and village green deregistration/exchange.
- Section wording and question text have been revised.
- Reference added to guidance on use of artificial intelligence in casework evidence.
- Natural England contact details and other administrative information updated.
- Section 16 applications require relevant consents and a non-refundable £4,900 fee.
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