The process of making a planning appeal in Jersey can be complex
and the deadlines are strict, so early instruction of your
consultants and lawyers is essential. This guide is designed to
give you an overview of what to expect from the process – in
all circumstances you should talk through your particular situation
with a lawyer experienced in Jersey property law.
Who can make a planning appeal?
There are a number of factors that qualify you to make a
planning appeal. You can appeal against a decision if you've
been refused planning permission, if you disagree with a condition
attached to a planning or building permission, or if you own or
occupy a building or land where a building, place or tree has been
listed. You can also make a third party planning appeal against a
grant of planning permission if you live or have an interest in
land within 50m of the application site and you objected to the
original planning application. You can view the full list of
