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Many activities require licences, some of which are issued by local districts and boroughs, some by Devon County Council. You may also need to have a Fire Certificate, and comply with other regulations to do with fire safety, particularly if you manage premises used for public entertainment.
If you are storing or selling petroleum or hazardous substances, such as explosives or fireworks, you will need to have a licence. There are also restrictions on the age of people allowed to buy certain goods, such as cigarettes and alcohol. Trading Standards officers can advise on these issues.
The costs of licences issued by the County Council are available here
For information on all other licences and to access all district and borough council services visit DevOnline
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Animal movements
Animal movement licences and notifications
Civil ceremony venue approval
Apply for or renew premise approval for civil ceremonies
Erection of a Seat or bench
Parish/Town/District Councils can apply to the County Council to erect a seat within the highway
Explosives
Registration for businesses keeping explosives, including fireworks
Petroleum
Filling station and garage licence renewals and amendments for storing petrol
Pipes / pipework
Access existing pipework or to place new pipework
Planting
The planting of trees, shrubs etc in the highway
Poisons
Registering to sell certain poisons
Road Banners
Advertising banners for charitable, community or special events over the public highway
Scaffolding
How to apply to put up scaffolding
Seasonal Decorations
Short-term temporary seasonal decorations above or on the highway
Skips
Placing a builder's skip on the highway
Street Cafes
Seating facilities outside your premises
Vehicle Crossing
Provision a vehicle crossing over a pavement or verge
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