Land with a dismissed planning appeal

Sites with at least one appeal dismissed, where the record holds more than extensions and tree works. The inspector's decision weighs on any similar scheme until its reasons are overcome.

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  1. At least one appeal dismissed
  2. On a site with more than extensions and tree works on record
On each site's record Site sizeLast refusalMost homes refusedApplications on the siteIn the green beltIn a conservation area

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The decision
What was approved or refused, when, for how many homes, and the date a permission runs out.
The council's record
Each application links to its page on Plota and from there to the council's own record.
The land itself
Size, constraints, the kind of owner and the last sale on record.

Why these rules

Planning Inspectorate casework and council planning registers. An inspector's decision weighs on a later application for a similar scheme until its reasons are overcome. A house on a plot under 0.2 ha whose refused schemes added no homes is left out: those appeals were about a fence, a wall or an extension. A house in a larger garden stays, as plot land.

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