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The council has made an Article 4 Direction relating to houses in multiple occupation (HMO), this came into force 14 October 2019.
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Flood risk from all sources must be considered when any development is to be carried out and there are various ways in which flood risk is assessed in order to ascertain what the flooding constraints to a development site may be.
The Urban Design team work with private developers, community groups, Council departments and other stakeholders to raise the quality of the built and natural environment throughout the City of Doncaster.
Certain trees and hedgerows are protected by law and must not be removed without permission.
Local Sites are Doncaster's locally and regionally important wildlife and geological sites. They are designated to recognise, and help conserve, their special wildlife and/or geological features, and their contribution to wider ecological networks and ‘green and blue infrastructure’.
There are currently 31 sites on the Doncaster Local Heritage List, these cover a range of buildings and structures in Doncaster.
As part of the Transparency Agenda, the Council actively publishes details of fraud or corruption that it detects and produces a report annually on our counter fraud and fraud investigation activity. These are normally released via the Council's Audit Committee in October each year. In order to aid our readers and users, all of these reports are collated and published here along with key summary activity relating to fraud and counter fraud activity.
To report an incident of misuse of a blue badge. Please see more information section for when the council can take action.
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