Buckinghamshire Council deals with thousands of planning applications every year.
They range from house owners wanting to build an extension to new homes, shops, businesses and even chopping down trees.
Here are five of the most interesting projects announced from last week - the council will now consider whether each should go ahead.
Low Grounds Farmyard, Marlow
Plans have been submitted to build five new properties in Marlow.
The proposal has been put forward to build the new building on Low Grounds Farmyard, which lies at the end of Harleyford Lane, one-and-a-half miles west of the Thames-side town of Marlow.
until the completion of the new Green Keepers facility, repair workshops and offices building.
The five properties would be family homes, confined to locations currently occupied by the existing buildings.
READ MORE - Plans submited to build five new homes on former farmyard
Kingswood Road, Tylers Green
Plans have been submitted to the council to demolish one of the existing detached homes on Kingswood Road.
In the place of the demolished property, a two storey detached home, complete with parking and the associated works will be built, should the application be approved.
Chadwell Hill Farm, Longwick
A proposal has been submitted to change the use of the agricultural land adjoining Saddleback Barn on the site.
The former agricultural land will be converted for use as a private memorial garden if the council gives the plans the green light.
Briary Cotages, Great Hampden
A homeowner in Great Hampden has submitted a plan to demolish two sheds on their property.
If the council approves the application, a summerhouse will be built on the land.
West Richardson Street, High Wycombe
A proposal has been submitted to the council to convert a former light industrial building in High Wycombe.
Colour Plan House is located on 104 West Richardson Street in the town.
The owner of the building wishes to convert the front portion of the building in order to form either a café, convenience store or internet café.
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