Notice of appeal sent to landowners for planning and listed building consent appeals
Summary
The Planning Inspectorate has updated guidance and templates for serving notice on other landowners and tenants in planning and listed building consent appeals. The notice must be served within the 21-day period before an appeal is submitted, and a copy of the notice used must be included with the appeal.
Why it matters
Surveyors involved in appeal work need to ensure notice requirements are followed correctly, particularly where the appeal site is not in sole ownership. The update also affects the documents used to evidence compliance, which can influence the validity and progress of an appeal.
Key points
- Applies to planning and listed building consent appeals
- Other landowners and agricultural tenants must be notified if the appellant is not the sole owner
- Notice must be served within 21 days before the appeal is submitted
- A copy of the notice used must be submitted with the appeal
- Two old templates were removed and remaining templates updated
Organisations:
Planning Inspectorate, GOV.UK
Regulations:
planning appeals, listed building consent appeals
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