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Planning issues

Applications for planning permission where permission may impact on the health of trees on or near the site, will require arboricultrual input.

If you are applying for planning permission and want support in relation to that application or if you are aware of a planning application or planning permission which might impact on your property then we can help.

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Objecting to planning notices that you are concerned will impact upon your property

Complaint to the local government ombudsman

Appeal to the planning inspectorate

Judicial review of a planning decision

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We can advise you in relation to your planning permission; an application which might affect your property or how to object to a position taken by your planning authority

Get in touch for a discovery discussion about your situation so that we can agree on a way forward and an appropriate fee structure.

Case Studies

  • Tree Law’s Client: Commercial property owner
 

Our client instructed us to advise them on a possible judicial review following the outcome of a planning application made by a neighbour. The time to bring a judicial review of a local authority’s planning decision is 6 weeks from the date of the decision. Unfortunately on this occasion the client was out of time to bring the judicial review.

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