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Obtaining planning permission is an imperative step for constructing new dwellings, stores, business facilities and other structures. Furthermore, when repurposing land or existing buildings the same requirement applies – compelling individuals to obtain legal authorization before progressing any further with their projects.
With enforcement action as a last resort, we strive for an amicable resolution to any unauthorised development first. We’ll work with you in seeking the ideal solution through negotiation or permits. However, if permission is refused and necessary corrective measures are required from you – such as restoration of the property back to its original condition- then an Enforcement Notice will be issued outlining what has been agreed upon within it.
If you’re doing any work on your property or land, it’s important to ensure that the necessary permissions have been obtained. This may include planning permission for things such as constructing an extension to a house or converting outbuildings into living spaces. Failure to do so could be considered a breach of local regulations and result in serious consequences.
Planning laws have strict guidelines that, when violated, can result in legal action. However, there are some activities that are not infringing on any prohibited regulations and therefore cannot be punishable. These include things such as changing the use of an existing building or parking a vehicle near certain types of structures.
To investigate the suspected development, a Planning Department staff member will be dispatched to survey whether any regulations were contravened. Several measures can then be taken – it’s up to us to decide how best this delicate situation should proceed.
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