The Appeal Deadline

[Seagull73]

Does anybody know what the process is after the appeal deadline has gone.

Assuming that there are no appeals as expected, do we get another letter of confirmation from the government that no appeal was made and final planning permission is granted. Or was that letter the final confirmation?

Ta

 

[supaseagull]

Lord B must know this one?

 

[Kukev31]

Which day exactly is the appeal deadline?

 

[Da Man Clay]

September the 4th

 

[Easy 10]

I would assume no further correspondence is needed from the Government. They;ve granted it in their last letter, so unless anyone steps forward to ague the toss before Sept 4th, that letter stands. And off we go.

 

[Lord Bracknell]

Lord B must know this one?

I think it just goes quiet, the same way that nothing is heard six weeks after almost every other planning application that is approved.

There are hundreds of thousands every year.

 

[attila]

From what I've been told (by the people that know) we're safe by the Yeovil game on the 22nd.

 

[Da Man Clay]

From what I've been told (by the people that know) we're safe by the Yeovil game on the 22nd.

Id like us to know a damn site quicker than that.

 

[The Large One]

Id like us to know a damn site quicker than that.

We WILL be safe by the 4th. We just will not KNOW it for 100% nailed-on certainty until mid-September.

 

[Badger]

We WILL be safe by the 4th. We just will not KNOW it for 100% nailed-on certainty until mid-September.

Do they do it deliberately just to annoy us? Why do things take so long?

 

[Curious Orange]

Do they do it deliberately just to annoy us? Why do things take so long?

No, it just is annoying!

 

[The Large One]

Do they do it deliberately just to annoy us? Why do things take so long?

Sometimes, some people put something in right on deadline, or very occasionally, just after deadline. That has to be dealt with.

However, as Lord B says, there are thousands of cases going through at any one time. They don't just fish out the Falmer one on September 4th and say 'OK'. They'll get back to Tony Allen (the planners' solicitor) at the first opportunity, which will be a few days afterwards.

 

[clippedgull]

From what I've been told (by the people that know) we're safe by the Yeovil game on the 22nd.

If I recall correctly Martin Perry, at the Fans forum, stated that you could party around the middle of September.

 

[Caveman]

Sometimes, some people put something in right on deadline, or very occasionally, just after deadline. That has to be dealt with.

However, as Lord B says, there are thousands of cases going through at any one time. They don't just fish out the Falmer one on September 4th and say 'OK'. They'll get back to Tony Allen (the planners' solicitor) at the first opportunity, which will be a few days afterwards.

Well if its after the deadline, then surely its too late? No?

I'd say all they need to do is look at the application on deadline day...

1/ Is there any objections ?
2/ Check Inbox......Oh look its empty ?
3/ Email out of politeness, we have no objections.
4/ Job done!

But what do I know!

 

[The Large One]

Well if its after the deadline, then surely its too late? No?

I'd say all they need to do is look at the application on deadline day...

1/ Is there any objections ?
2/ Check Inbox......Oh look its empty ?
3/ Email out of politeness, we have no objections.
4/ Job done!

But what do I know!

Your issue comes in at point 2. They won't check the file until they are ready. Then they have to write to everyone.