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Planning in Hythe

In the last month Hythe had 6 new planning applications and 6 decisions worth knowing about within 1.5 miles of its middle, more than the middle New Forest area (2). That makes it the 7th busiest of 48 New Forest areas for planning. Of the decisions, 5 were approved and 1 refused, while 90% were approved across New Forest.

SO45, New Forest · within 1.5 miles of the middle of Hythe

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6new applicationslast 31 days
6decisions5 approved, 1 refused
7 of 48New Forest rank1st is the busiest
83%approval rateNew Forest: 90%

New applications

Decisions

Plus 3 minor items, such as tree work notices, on Hythe’s main page.

What kind of plans

Kind of planLast month
Rear extension4
Extension3
Side extension2
Going green1
Other2

Hythe against New Forest

Last monthHytheMiddle New Forest area
Applications and decisions122
New applications61
Decisions61
New homes applied for00
Approval rate83%90% (all New Forest)

Applications and decisions worth knowing about; minor items such as tree work aren’t counted. An approval rate needs at least three decisions.

Nearby areas

AreaAllNewDecidedApprovedRefused
Hythe126651
Dibden Purlieu73431
Woolston32110
Dibden21110
Ocean Village11000
Weston11000
Hardley11000
See every New Forest area ranked, and the biggest housing schemes, on the planning in New Forest page. Figures come from the councils’ public planning records; tap any application for the details and the council’s own page.

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Questions people ask

How many planning applications are there in Hythe?

In the last month there were 6 new applications and 6 decisions worth knowing about within 1.5 miles of the middle of Hythe, ranking it 7th of 48 New Forest areas. The middle New Forest area had 2.

Are planning applications approved in Hythe?

In the last month 5 were approved and 1 refused near Hythe (83% approved). Across New Forest, 90% of decided applications were approved.