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Applicants have the right to make an appeal
against any planning decisions we may take.
Appeals must be submitted to the Planning
Inspectorate within six months of any decision. All appeals must be
lodged with the The
Planning Inspectorate.
You can only appeal if you have applied for planning
permission but there is no process available to allow objectors to
appeal against a decision.
You can lodge an appeal on one of the following grounds:
- If you are unhappy with a planning application we have
refused
- If you are unhappy with the planning conditions attached to an
approved application or a grant of planning permission
- If you have not received a decision on your planning
application within eight weeks - This only applies if we have
decided to refuse your application
Information about lodging an appeal can be found in the notes
attached to the decision notice we send out or on the
Planning
Inspectorate or Planning Portal
websites.
For further information contact
Development Control on 01275 888 811. |