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Can an inspector still determine a planning appeal where the applicant amends the red line from the original application?

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Published on LexisPSL on 15/09/2020

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  • Can an inspector still determine a planning appeal where the applicant amends the red line from the original application?

Whether a planning inspector will determine an appeal on the basis of an application with a red line plan which has been amended since the original application depends on whether the amendments materially change the character of the development. Minor amendments to a site boundary may not be objectionable, but it is a matter of fact and degree as to when such changes become material.

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