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In the case of dun laoighaire rathdown at least, It’s not unannounced but you would have to make reasonable accommodation for a planning inspector.When a complainant reports alleged unauthorized development to the local authority planning enforcement section if a warning letter is issued to the possible offending developer do the enforcement planners make an unannounced visit /or give notice of same, to the site, following the issue of such letter or do they allow the recipient of warning letter four weeks to respond without such stated vsit?
Thanks
Thank you, Salvador. Short query. If a wholesale business is taking place as part of Unauthorised Development can this business be compelled to cease when the owner is served with the Enforcement order? or can this be appealed through the Court?In the case of dun laoighaire rathdown at least, It’s not unannounced but you would have to make reasonable accommodation for a planning inspector.
If the inspection reveals a breach, this will be confirmed in writing with a request for your proposal for resolving matters i.e. removal of any offending structure or an application for planning permission.
Possibly, but in the case of a residential property at least, the breach remains on file (in a filing cabinet) indefinitely. So it creates an issue when the property is ultimately sold.My understanding is an Enforcement Order is in its self not worth the paper it is written on. If it is ignored the council have to go to court, a process its self that can take years. Then the court order can be ignored... So the reality is someone with a brass neck can extend the process for years.
I thought this was an early April Fool
How on earth are people allowed to get away with this?
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