How long is it under publisher review?

A month is not too long for this status – often the AE has several other papers in the queue before yours, which could be the reason for the delay. I would suggest waiting a couple more weeks; if there is still no status change, you can send a polite query to the editor.

Is science a peer-reviewed journal?

Science is a weekly peer-reviewed journal that publishes important original scientific research, as well as reviews and analyzes of current research and science policy. Authors should familiarize themselves with the general editorial policies of scientific journals before submitting their work.

What does it mean under editor's review?

The status "under review by editor" indicates that the article is now with the Associate Editor (AE) who will evaluate it based on the revisions and decide whether it should be accepted, rejected or revised .

What does it mean to consider in planning?

Here "Under Consideration" means that your work has passed the initial review and is now assigned to an Associate Publisher.

What are the stages of the planning process?

The main steps in the planning process are the following:

What happens when a planning application is requested?

If a planning application is sought, there will be a public inquiry chaired by a planning inspector, or solicitor, who will make a recommendation to the Secretary of State. The Secretary of State can reject these recommendations if he wishes and will actually make the final decision.

How is a planning application determined?

Applications are allocated to a planning case officer, who is the point of contact for inquiries about the application. The majority of planning applications, approximately 90%, are handled by Council officers with delegated powers. The other 10% is determined by the Planning Commission.

When can a planning application be submitted to the commission?

Planning applications going to committee. The Planning Commission meets once a month, usually on the third Thursday. Planning Committee reports are usually available 5 business days prior to the Committee date and minutes are available within one week of the Committee meeting.

How long can a planning application take?

eight weeks

How long does pre-approval take?

By default, this is a period of 8 weeks from the receipt of the request, but it can vary depending on the type of proposal and can be extended if all parties agree.

How long does it take for building plans to be approved?

30 days

What is allowed under permitted development rights?

Permitted development rights are a national planning license grant that allows certain building works and changes of use to be carried out without having to submit a planning application. Permitted development rights are subject to conditions and limitations to control impacts and protect local amenities.

What is the 45 degree rule?

THE 45 DEGREE CODE (Non-Detached Property) To comply with the 45 degree code, First Floor extensions must be designed so that they do not cross the 45 degree line from a neighbour's nearest window adjacent that illuminates a habitable room or kitchen.

How far from my boundary can my neighbor build?

Single storey extensions to the side of your property must be no more than four meters in height and no more than half the original size of the property. For those building a double extension on their property, they cannot get closer than seven meters to the boundary.

What is the maximum size you can build without planning permission?

4 meters

Can a neighbor object to permitted development?

No one can object to an extension created under PD. Yes, they can. If they believe that the development is not lawful, they can object to this effect.

How far can you extend the front of your house?

No extension may be a front elevation or side elevation fronting a road. No extension can be higher than the highest part of your roof. Single storey extensions cannot exceed the rear wall of the original building by more than 8 metres. The maximum height of a single-storey extension is four metres.

What size extension needs no planning?

Single storey rear extensions must not extend beyond the rear wall of the original dwelling by more than three meters (if a terraced house) or four meters (if a detached house). The maximum height of a single storey rear extension must be four meters to avoid having to obtain planning permission for an extension.

What is the four-year rule in planning?

The "4-Year Rule" allows you to make a formal request for a certificate to determine whether your unauthorized use or development may become lawful over time, rather than complying with space standards, and may continue without planning permission required.

Can I extend my house if it has already been extended?

No development is likely to be allowed as it has already been extended, so it's best to speak to your local planning department. Theoretically you probably have, but you never know. I don't think the previous extensions themselves have any bearing on the PP for future ones. Talk to an architect, builder or planning department.

How much would a single story extension cost?

In 2019, an estimated cost of a single storey extension is between £1,350 and £1,950 per m2. In London and the South East, this could be between £1,800 and £2,300 per m2. These prices are for a good quality extension. Naturally, the basic quality would cost less and the premium would cost more.