Appeal or revise an application

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Make a planning application (for homeowners and developers)

Appeal against the imposition of a condition

If you disagree with the our decision to impose a particular condition or conditions, you may appeal to the Secretary of State via the Planning Inspectorate.

It is advisable to discuss your concerns with the Development Management Team before doing so, because the Inspectorate can review the whole application afresh.

Further details on the appeals process are available on the Planning Portal Appeals page.

Part of
Make a planning application (for homeowners and developers)

Find out if you need planning permission
Visit the Planning Portal, which provides clear guidance on what changes you can make without planning permission and when planning permission is required.
Check planning policies
Check your plan meets the right criteria and legislation
Get pre application advice
Get advice from architects
Community Infrastructure Levy and Section 106 (Developers only)
Make sure you’ve paid the relevant fees for CIL and Section 106.
Submit planning application
Submit your planning application
What happens next
What to expect after you've submitted a planning application
Appeal or revise an application
Find out how to appeal or revise an application.

Share your opinion on property licensing

Appeal or revise an application

Appeal against the imposition of a condition

Find out if you need planning permission

Check planning policies

Get pre application advice

Community Infrastructure Levy and Section 106 (Developers only)

Submit planning application

What happens next

Appeal or revise an application

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