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Planning constraints map

Planning constraints are policies or conditions that affect whether, and how, a property or piece of land can be developed.

You can use this map to check constraints that may affect development plans for land or property in the East Riding area.

Please note: this map acts as a guide and does not feature all planning constraints that the council consider within the planning application process.

How do I use the map

Legend

Map legend

Shows how each type of planning constraint is shown on the maps.

Search

Map search

Search by an East Riding postcode or address.

Layer list

Map layers

Hide or display different types of planning constraints.

Measure

Map layers

Measure an area size, a distance or identify longitude and latitude.

Print

Map layers

Print your required data. Advanced print options available.

Viewing data

Viewing information

Click or tap highlighted areas or symbols to view the associated data.

Draw an area of interest

Draw an area of interest

Draw an area of interest to show selected planning constraints within that area.

More about different types of planning

When we consider a planning application for proposed development, we have to take into account various planning constraints which can affect our decision, these include the following: (please note this list is not exhaustive)

  • Flood Risk Zones
  • Tree Preservation Orders
  • Conservation Areas
  • Listed Buildings
  • Hazardous Sites
Flood risk zones

These are areas of land identified by the Environment Agency (EA) as potentially at risk of flooding. The EA categorizes the areas into flood zones. The extent of the risk will depend on which flood zone the land falls into. For further information on these flood zones please visit our Planning Interactive Constraints Map and navigate to the Environment Agency website.

Tree Preservation Orders

Trees that have been identified as important to the appearance of an area can be protected by Tree Preservation Orders either individually or as a group. To find out if a proposed development site contains protected trees please visit the Planning Interactive Constraints Map and load the TPO layer. To find out more about (TPOs) and applying to carry out works to TPO trees please visit the tree preservation orders.

Conservation areas

Areas of architectural and historic interest have been identified as Conservation Areas to preserve their character. You can search for conservation areas in the East Riding using our Planning Interactive Constraints Map and load the Conservation layer. Please refer to the following web page for more information on Conservation Areas and to view the Conservation Area Appraisal.

Listed Buildings

Nationally important historic or architectural buildings are "listed" to protect them from alterations. Listed Building Consent will be needed for any works which affect the special character of a listed building.

To find out if a proposed development site contains or is within the curtilage of a listed building please visit the Planning Interactive Constraints Map and load the Listed Building layer.

To find out more about Listed Buildings and applying to carry out works to a Listed Building please visit listed-buildings.

Hazardous Sites

Certain sites within the East Riding of Yorkshire area may have been involved in the use of hazardous materials or be within a certain proximity of hazardous gas pipelines as defined by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).