Planning And Development
Getting planning permission depends on the judgement of the local planning authority or the Assembly who must consider the facts relating to the proposal, the policies in the development plan and the characteristics of the proposed property itself.
Obtaining planning permission can be a time-consuming process and even if granted conditions can be imposed on the way the property is built. Listed buildings, conservation areas, tree preservation orders, and agricultural occupancy conditions are just a few of the areas in which complications can arise.
Our Rural Services team will assist with:
- Planning Appeals
- Appeals against Enforcement Action
- Compulsory Purchase
- Blight Notices
- Listed Buildings
- Tree Preservation Orders
- IPPC Permits
- Tied/agricultural accommodation
To contact our expert Rural Services Solicitors in South Wales, please choose one of our local offices:
If there is not a local office to you, contact us on 03333 208644 as we are happy to arrange telephone and video meetings where appropriate. You can also email hello@jcpsolicitors.co.uk, or speak to a member of our team on .
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