Out last enforcement blog looked at types of notices and resolution for planning breaches, in this article we’ll consider what powers Local Planning Authorities have and what parties could be involved in any potential enforcement action.… More >>
Tag Archives: Planning Enforcement
How to Resolve Planning Breaches: A Guide to Enforcement Notices and Actions
As a planning consultant, we often find ourselves assisting clients with resolving issues relating to alleged planning breaches.… More >>
Planning Success – Granby Leicester
Our client was served with an Enforcement Notice regarding a wall at the front of his dwelling ‘Granby Hall’ in Granby Leicester.… More >>
4 years or 10 year rules for a Certificate of Lawfulness (CLEUD)?
Are you thinking of selling or re-mortgaging, but never received planning permission? Or are you being threatened with enforcement action for your existing development?… More >>
Planning Success – Malton, North Yorkshire
Planning House are delighted to have secured planning permission to regularise works to a detached outbuilding to enable the use as a garage/store with ancillary living accommodation at a property in Swinton, Malton, North Yorkshire.… More >>
Planning Success – Beauty Salon, Spennymoor
We are delighted to have assisted our client by securing planning permission for a beauty salon at their home in Co.… More >>
Planning Success- Appeal Allowed in County Durham
Last month Planning House secured planning permission for a clients brick building which was erected without planning permission. … More >>
Planning Success & Enforcement Notice Quashed
Planning House are delighted to have secured planning permission for a clients brick building which was erected without planning permission. … More >>
A practical guide to a Certificate of Lawful Existing Use or Development (CLEUD) application
What is a Certificate of Lawful Existing Use or Development (CLEUD)?
A Certificate of Lawful Existing Use or Development (CLEUD) is a certificate that is legally granted by a Local Planning Authority to retrospectively legalise a previously unauthorised development. … More >>
What is a Planning Breach?
If you’ve found yourself in the situation where you have had a visit from a Planning Enforcement Officer you should know the potential consequences. … More >>