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ARTICLE · 15 APRIL 2019

Jersey Planning Appeals: Your Questions Answered

You can appeal against a decision if you have been refused planning or building permission or disagree with a condition attached to a planning or building permission ...

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Who can appeal?

You can appeal against a decision if you have been refused planning or building permission or disagree with a condition attached to a planning or building permission; or you own or occupy a building or land where a building, place or tree has been listed.

You can also appeal if you have made a written statement about a neighbour's application where planning permission has been granted, and reside or have an interest in land within 50m of the application site.

What are the costs?

An appeal against the refusal to grant or vary planning permission for a major development is £1,681 and for a minor development is £525.30. An appeal against the grant of planning permission (otherwise known as a third party appeal) is £525.30.

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