Planning Appeals
The Planning Casework Service is developed and managed by the Planning Inspectorate - the government agency that the appeals process in England and Wales.
The Planning Casework Service currently covers the following types of appeals in England:
- Access Restriction
- Conservation Area Consent
- Conservation Area Enforcement
- Crown Land Enforcement
- Enforcement
- Lawful Development Certificate
- Listed Building Consent
- Listed Building Enforcement
- Planning
The on-line service lets users:
- Submit the above types of appeal (and supporting documentation)
- Search for cases on the system
- Submit comments or supporting/required documents
Details of all the above appeals that they receive, whether submitted on paper or on-line, will be published on the Planning Portal and will be accessible through the Search facility. These details include the name of the person or organisation making the appeal, what sort of appeal it is and how far through the appeals process the case has reached. They also publish a copy of the decision on the appeal in due course.
Evidence submitted in relation to individual appeals can be viewed at Three Rivers House or on the Planning Portal. Three Rivers District Council will accept our copy of the appeal to the Planning Inspectorate by e-mail at trdc.appeals@threerivers.gov.uk
Visit the Planning Casework Service to submit, monitor or comment upon the above types of appeal. Please note that this service is operated by the Planning Inspectorate in conjunction with the Planning Portal and therefore the Council does not accept any responsibility for technical problems in accessing the service or generally arising out of the information accessed.
Advisory leaflets are available to view and download on the Planning Portal.