Planning Appeal Consultants

Planning Appeals For Commercial and Large - Scale Developments

What is a Planning Appeal?

A Planning Appeal is the process of appealing to the local council to reconsider a planning application after it has been refused or dismissed by a planning committee. A Planning Appeal does not mean that if you appeal you will get your planning overturned, you must have a valid reason to appeal or feel that the planner dealing with your application has made an error.

If you find yourself in this unfortunate situation, you have come to the right place! Drawing and Planning are here to assist you with your appeal. We understand there are many firms out there offering the same service as us and you may have used one of these firms for your initial application. If you feel Drawing and Planning would be better suited to deal with your appeal please contact us immediately.

The Appeal Process

If your scheme has been refused by the local authority, your first point of contact is Drawing and Planning on 0208 202 3665.

1. One of our Planning Consultants will conduct a FREE initial study to determine whether you have grounds for Appeal. Please note, your dissatisfaction with a planning decision is not sufficient grounds for an appeal! Drawing and Planning will explore all relevant planning legislation and policy to establish valid grounds with which to Appeal the decision.

2. At this stage you may choose to formally instruct Drawing and Planning to Appeal the decision on your behalf.

3. We will compile all the necessary paperwork, preparing relevant documents, plans and photographs.

4. Liaise with the Planning Inspectorate throughout the appeal to final decision.

5. Winning your Planning Appeal! *

* As the final decision is with the Planning Inspectorate alone, Drawing and Planning cannot categorically guarantee success in overturning your planning appeal. However, as a leading planning consultancy, you can be sure we will use our experience and knowledge to produce the best planning appeal you can make, giving you the best chances of success at appeal.

How Drawing and Planning Can Help You

There are many issues to consider when preparing an appeal, from experience we have found that many scheme’s that have been refused are turned down due to issues that can usually be overcome with due diligence and attention to detail. Even if Drawing and Planning have not carried out the initial design, we can take over your application and prepare an appeal on your behalf. You are welcome to pursue with your own appeal if you feel you have the experience required to win an appeal.

Drawing and Planning are here to gain planning permission for your scheme and have the ability to help you win your appeal. Calling us to discuss your appeal is free so we look forward to hearing from you.

Planning Appeal Costs

As no two planning appeals are alike, our fees will naturally vary from appeal to appeal. We offer a FREE initial feasibility into your refusal to determine whether there are sufficient grounds for a planning appeal. Following this we will be able to provide you with a formal quote to handle your planning appeal.

ENQUIRY FORM:

Please read if you intend to appeal to the Planning Inspectorate for an application which has been refused by a UK planning Authority.

When making a planning appeal it is imperative to understand why your case officer has refused your planning application. Most of the time this is due to planning policy giving clear grounds for refusal under planning law. Once you call one of our Planning consultants we will assess your grounds for appeal and precedent where the planning Inspectorate has ruled in favour of a similar application.

We will act on your behalf for A1 planning Appeal's for a retail shop, A2 planning Appeal's for your service shop, A3 planning appeal for a restaurant, A4 planning appeal for your public house or A5 planning appeal for your fast food / take away shop, B1 for an appeal for your office, B2 for an appeal for your workshop, C1 appeal for a Hotel, C2 appeal for a residential institution, C3 planning appeal for your residential planning refusal, and C4 for your House of Multiple Housing (HMO) refusal, D1 planning appeal for refusal of a college, museum, school, library, synagogue, church and D2 planning appeal for your leisure facility, cinema or gym refusal.