The Peak District National Park was established in 1951 to protect the special landscapes amongst the southern end of the Pennines and is managed by the Peak District National Park Authority.The policies affecting a potential development site in the area are found in the adopted Local Plan, the National Planning Policy Framework, and, if relevant, the neighbourhood plan.
Our Planning Appeal Services
We can prepare a planning appeal on your behalf. Our planning consultants will address the local and national planning policies relevant to the development, prepare the planning appeal statement required to be submitted with the appeal, and prepare any additional drawings and documents required to gain planning permission.
We have experience of the following types of appeal submissions:
Refusals
Planning appeals against the refusal to grant planning permission.
Conditions
Planning appeals against conditions that aren't reasonable.
Enforcement
Planning appeals following the serving of an enforcement notice.
Non-determination
Planning appeals due to the failure to determine an application.
Non-validation
Planning appeals due to the failure to validate an application
Costs Applications
Costs applications due to unjustified costs caused by a Council.