Widened access and change of use to garden allowed in the AONB

The client had mistakenly undertaken the work without first getting planning permission and was investigated by the council’s enforcement officer. RCC were approached to advise the client on the best course of action and we proceeded to prepare a retrospective planning application for both elements of work. Whilst there were concerns raised by the planners, due to the sensitive nature of the area, permission was forthcoming under delegated powers.

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