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97% of the 35 applications decided in Orchard Park, Kingston upon Hull, between November 2023 and August 2026, were approved; half were decided within 54 days. Plan Forecast, 2 November 2026.
Time to decide: half were decided within 54 days, counted from the day the application was valid (or received, where the register gives no valid date) over the 33 decisions with both dates.
Kingston upon Hull as a whole granted a comparable share across 1,654 decisions. See the whole council.
What people apply for here
| Type of work | Decisions | Approved |
|---|---|---|
| Rear extension | 8 | too few to say |
| Side extension | 4 | too few to say |
| Two-storey extension | 4 | too few to say |
| Change of use | 4 | too few to say |
| Garden room or outbuilding | 1 | too few to say |
| Front porch | 1 | too few to say |
Recent decisions
Real decisions, newest first. Addresses are reduced to the street here; the council publishes them in full on its own register.
Orchard Park Road
ApprovedInstallation of solar panels (Application for prior approval Class J)
Decided 4 August 2026 26/00561/PAAP
Watton Grove
ApprovedErection of two storey dual pitched roof rear extension. 6.75m (max height) x 4.49 (width) x 5.16m (length)
Decided 23 July 2026 26/00520/FULL
Knightscourt
ApprovedErection of single storey front extension to existing dwellinghouse 6.4m (width x 3m (max length) x 2.8m (high).
Decided 1 May 2026 26/00213/FULL
Other work in Kingston upon Hull
Questions people ask
What percentage of planning applications in Orchard Park are approved?
97% were approved, over 35 decisions that went one way or the other. Kingston upon Hull's figure across all types of work is drawn from 1,654 decisions.
How many planning decisions does Plan Forecast hold for Orchard Park?
35 decided applications whose postcode falls in Orchard Park, from November 2023 to August 2026.
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