Appeal Services
If a planning application is refused by the local planning authority an appeal can be made to the Secretary of State against the decision under section 78 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990. The Planning Inspectorate (PINS) determine the majority of all appeals and they act as independently from your Local Authority who issued the decision.
Applications that benefit from the appeal system includes (but is not limited to):
Householder applications
Full Planning applications
Listed Building consent applications
Advertisement Consent applications
Lawful Development Certificate and Prior Approval applications
Conditions placed on an approved application
Enforcement Notices
Following your decision there shall be a limit on the amount of time you have to submit an appeal.
These include:
Appeals for Householder Applications must be recieved with 12 weeks following the date of decision.
Full Planning applications and Listed Building Consents must be recieved with 6 months following the date of decision.
Applications for Advertisement Consent must be recieved within 8 weeks of decision
Enforcement Notice Appeals must be recieved within 28 days following the date of notice
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