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Residential Planning Appeals

What is a Planning Appeal?


A Planning Appeal is the process of appealing to your 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. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Change of Use Refusal

Full Planning Refusal

 

Drawing and Planning’s 5 Step Planning Appeal Process

If you have received a refusal from your council your first point of contact is Drawing and Planning on 0208 202 3665.

1. One of our Planning Consultants will look into whether you have grounds for Appeal? If you don’t like your decision it doesn’t mean you will have an appropriate grounding for appeal.

2. Paying your deposit and signing Terms and Conditions.

3. Filling out the necessary paperwork, preparing relevant documents, plans and photographs.

4. Liaising with the Planning Inspectorate throughout the appeal.

5. Winning your Planning Appeal, unfortunately we are only a planning consultancy and cannot guarantee winning your planning appeal, but you can be sure we will use our experience and knowledge to make the best planning appeal you can make.


ALL FOR ONLY £1100 + Vat

 

What is a Planning Appeal?

A Planning Appeal is the process of appealing to your 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. 

 

Why do I require Drawing and Planning to help me with a planning appeal?

 

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 a slight issue that can be easily overcome. Drawing and Planning even if we have not carried out the initial design, 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 help you gain planning permission 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.

 

How much will a Planning Appeal Cost?

 

Our Prices and Rates for Appeals


We are sure you understand that every planning appeal case is different. This means are prices are different from appeal to appeal. To give you an idea of how much Drawing and Planning will charge for an appeal. Please read the case study below:

 

Mr. Gunjay contacted us after receiving an advertising letter from us. He had built a balcony on the front of his property and didn’t realise that he required a planning application, some months later he received a request from the council to submit a retrospective planning application. Mr. Gunjay went online and found a local architect to progress with submitting the application. This application was refused. Mr. Gunjay got in touch with us to look into the case and appeal the decision. Following a phone conversation we visited his house and agreed to take on his case. We immediately contacted the planning officer and discussed the reasons for refusal.

 

This case was complicated and we found that by installing a screen at the end of the balcony and by changing the pattern of the design an appeal would be successful. We were also required to carry out an impact test by contacting neighbours who had raised the subject of the balcony with the council. Luckily the original architect was using a similar programme to Drawing and Planning so we were able to correct his drawings without starting from scratch and incurring further cost to Mr. Gunjay.

 

This case cost Mr. Gunjay £1100 + VAT

 

Permitted Development Refusal

Drawing and Planning’s 5 Step Planning Appeal Process

 

If you have received a refusal from your council your first point of contact is Drawing and Planning on 0208 202 3665.


1. One of our Planning Consultants will look into whether you have grounds for Appeal? If you don’t like your decision it doesn’t mean you will have an appropriate grounding for appeal.

2. Paying your deposit and signing Terms and Conditions.

3. Filling out the necessary paperwork, preparing relevant documents, plans and photographs.

4. Liaising with the Planning Inspectorate throughout the appeal.

5. Winning your Planning Appeal, unfortunately we are only a planning consultancy and cannot guarantee winning your planning appeal, but you can be sure we will use our experience and knowledge to make the best planning appeal you can make.


ALL FOR ONLY £1200 + Vat

 

 

What is a Planning Appeal?

 

A Planning Appeal is the process of appealing to your 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.  

 

 

Why do I require Drawing and Planning to help me with a planning appeal?

 

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 a slight issue that can be easily overcome. Drawing and Planning even if we have not carried out the initial design, 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 help you gain planning permission 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.

 

 

How much will a Planning Appeal Cost?

 

We are sure you understand that every planning appeal case is different. This means are prices are different from appeal to appeal. To give you an idea of how much Drawing and Planning will charge for an appeal. Please read the case study below:

 

 

Mr. Gunjay contacted us after receiving an advertising letter from us. He had built a balcony on the front of his property and didn’t realise that he required a planning application, some months later he received a request from the council to submit a retrospective planning application. Mr. Gunjay went online and found a local architect to progress with submitting the application. This application was refused. Mr. Gunjay got in touch with us to look into the case and appeal the decision. Following a phone conversation we visited his house and agreed to take on his case. We immediately contacted the planning officer and discussed the reasons for refusal.

 

 

This case was complicated and we found that by installing a screen at the end of the balcony and by changing the pattern of the design an appeal would be successful. We were also required to carry out an impact test by contacting neighbours who had raised the subject of the balcony with the council. Luckily the original architect was using a similar programme to Drawing and Planning so we were able to correct his drawings without starting from scratch and incurring further cost to Mr. Gunjay.

 

This case cost Mr. Gunjay £1200+VAT

Retrospective Application Refusal

How to Appeal a Planning Refusal

 

Drawing and Planning’s 5 Step Planning Appeal Process

 

If you have received a refusal from your council your first point of contact is Drawing and Planning on 0208 202 3665.

1. One of our Planning Consultants will look into whether you have grounds for Appeal? If you don’t like your decision it doesn’t mean you will have an appropriate grounding for appeal.

2. Paying your deposit and signing Terms and Conditions.

3. Filling out the necessary paperwork, preparing relevant documents, plans and photographs.

4. Liaising with the Planning Inspectorate throughout the appeal.

5. Winning your Planning Appeal, unfortunately we are only a planning consultancy and cannot guarantee winning your planning appeal, but you can be sure we will use our experience and knowledge to make the best planning appeal you can make.


ALL FOR ONLY £1100 + Vat

 

What is a Planning Appeal?


A Planning Appeal is the process of appealing to your 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.  

 

Why do I require Drawing and Planning to help me with a planning appeal?


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 a slight issue that can be easily overcome. Drawing and Planning even if we have not carried out the initial design, 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 help you gain planning permission 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.

 

How much will a Planning Appeal Cost?


We are sure you understand that every planning appeal case is different. This means are prices are different from appeal to appeal. To give you an idea of how much Drawing and Planning will charge for an appeal. Please read the case study below:

 

Mr. Gunjay contacted us after receiving an advertising letter from us. He had built a balcony on the front of his property and didn’t realise that he required a planning application, some months later he received a request from the council to submit a retrospective planning application. Mr. Gunjay went online and found a local architect to progress with submitting the application. This application was refused. Mr. Gunjay got in touch with us to look into the case and appeal the decision. Following a phone conversation we visited his house and agreed to take on his case. We immediately contacted the planning officer and discussed the reasons for refusal.

This case was complicated and we found that by installing a screen at the end of the balcony and by changing the pattern of the design an appeal would be successful. We were also required to carry out an impact test by contacting neighbours who had raised the subject of the balcony with the council. Luckily the original architect was using a similar programme to Drawing and Planning so we were able to correct his drawings without starting from scratch and incurring further cost to Mr. Gunjay.

This case cost Mr. Gunjay £999+VAT