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APPEALS MAIN | CONDUCTING
APPEALS
PLANNING APPEALS
I WISH TO
APPEAL - WHAT DO I DO NOW?
A quick
checklist:-
I have read the decision notice and believe the Council are wrong. Or,
The Council have not issued a decision notice, 8 weeks have passed by and I
have not agreed to extend the time for that decision. Or,
I object to a condition attached to my planning permission.
I have considered resubmitting for planning permission/variation of the
condition, but do not think the Council will change their mind. Or,
I have tried to resolve the issue by negotiation with the Council but to no
avail.
I believe I have a reasonable case and am not acting out of malice or just to be
awkward.
You
should appeal on APPEAL FORMS that may be obtained from the Inspectorate [contacts].
You must
complete the forms and submit them within six months from the date of the
refusal notice, (or after the due date for a decision if one is not forthcoming
and there has been no extension of time), together with copies of the decision
notice (if there is one) and any relevant information supporting your
arguments.
The forms
will ask you for a statement of your reasons for the appeal, known as Grounds
of Appeal and these should be a concise appraisal of your case. There is no
need to use any legal jargon.
Further
guidance on submitting appeals can be found at: