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Planning
Enforcement
Have you received a Planning Enforcement Letter?
If you have received a Planning Enforcement letter, it can be extremely worrying and you have a limited time to take action. Most enforcement actions are as a result of a development which was completed believing it to be Permitted Development.
Permitted Development rules are strict as well as being highly nuanced.
What to do next?
The first step is to take advice to ascertain whether or not the development is actually Permitted Development.
If it looks like there is an argument that the development is Permitted Development, then there is an option to submit for a CLUED.
If a CLUED isn't an option, the next stage is to apply for retrospective Planning Permission.
This process could halt any enforcement action.
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