Hello.
An appeal was submitted after an initial outline planning for the
subdivision of the existing residential garden, including the erection
of a detached two storey three bedroom dwelling, with all matters
reserved, was refused on the grounds of noise levels.
The appeal was dismissed.
We re-submitted within a year for a one storey two bedroom dwelling
with all matters reserved.
This second application went to committee and was refused on the
grounds of noise levels, and that is would reduce the area's verdant
street scene, and also that it was outside the development area
(although at appeal on the first submission it was agreed that this
was not enough to refuse permission as it was on the very outskirts of
the boundary.)
We have a solution to the verdant problem and also have ammunition to
cover the development area and can get a new noise assessment carried
out in a new location on the same site which should come back with
noise levels in range.
My question is - "Can we make an appeal on a
re-submission?" as I am lead to believe it is classed as new
application in its own right.
Thank you
