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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Notice Under Article 13 in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling in the proposed development address. Enter the property number or name, street, locality, town, county, and postcode accurately.
  3. In the applicant's section, provide the title and surname of the applicant along with their forename. Ensure this information is correct as it represents who is applying for planning permission.
  4. Describe the proposed development clearly in the designated field. For example, you might write 'NEW ACCESS (REALIGNMENT OF EXISTING TO ALLOW IN AND OUT ACCESS)'.
  5. Fill in the council's address where representations should be sent. This ensures that any feedback reaches the appropriate authority.
  6. Specify the date by which representations must be made. This is crucial for compliance with planning regulations.
  7. Finally, sign and date the form on behalf of the applicant. Make sure all details are accurate before submission.

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You might be tempted to set it aside, hoping it will go awaybut that would be a mistake. An enforcement notice isnt just a warning; its a legally binding order that demands action. Ignoring it can lead to serious consequences, from hefty fines to forced demolition.
The law provides a right of appeal (Opens in new tab) against an enforcement notice. The appeal must be sent to the Secretary of State before the notice takes effect. Details of how to appeal are included with the enforcement notice.
Notice Under Article 13. NOTICE UNDER ARTICLE 13 OF APPLICATION FOR. PLANNING PERMISSION FOR HOUSEHOLDER DEVELOPMENT. (to be published in a newspaper and, where relevant, on a website or to be served on. an owner* or a tenant** in the case of an application for planning permission)
A planning contravention notice asks questions about the bdocHub of planning control and about the ownership of the land. If a planning contravention notice is served, it is a criminal offence not to complete the questionnaire within the given timescale.
If a person does not comply with an enforcement warning notice (i.e. they do not submit a retrospective planning application by the specified deadline), the local planning authority may decide to take further enforcement action to rectify the bdocHub of planning control.

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A planning bdocHub only becomes a criminal offence when an owner/occupier fails to comply with the requirements of an enforcement notice or bdocHub of conditions notice.
Appeal against the Enforcement Notice. You are given only 28 days to appeal to the Planning Inspectorate. If you do not appeal, the Notice takes effect and you must carry out its requirements. There are numerous possible grounds for appealing and getting this right from the outset is critical to the outcome.
Building Control You need a commencement notice if you are: Constructing a building. Making a Material alteration to a building. Extending a building. Materially changing the use of a building.

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