Practical planning : appeals and inquiries
Sandra Banks
Abstract
Sandra Banks
Abstract
1. Should you appeal? 2. Appeal strategy: choosing the best approach 3. Lodging the appeal 4. Written representation appeal - worked example 5. Informal hearing appeal - worked example 6. Public inquiry appeal - worked example 7. Planning obligations in the appeal context: what, when and how? - specimen obligations 8. Planning conditions in the appeal context 9. Costs - specimen decision letters 10. Application to high Court following decision on appeal 11. Dealing with the public 12. Called-in inquiries 13. Special considerations 14. Appendices
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1. Should you appeal? 2. Appeal strategy: choosing the best approach 3. Lodging the appeal 4. Written representation appeal - worked example 5. Informal hearing appeal - worked example 6. Public inquiry appeal - worked example 7. Planning obligations in the appeal context: what, when and how? - specimen obligations 8. Planning conditions in the appeal context 9. Costs - specimen decision letters 10. Application to high Court following decision on appeal 11. Dealing with the public 12. Called-in inquiries 13. Special considerations 14. Appendices
Key concepts: Appeal, Context (archaeology), Political science, Sociology, Law, History, Archaeology