Re: Re: False information on planning application?
onq wrote:
In general the Planning Authority will not investigate an initial assertion of ownership by an Applicant – so if the Applicant claims ownership then the PA will not seee any need for a letter of consent.
If I were opposing the development I would make an observation on the ownership issue (once the application is relodged) and get as many neighbours as possible to do the same. The PA may then write to the Applicant seeking evidence of title. If the Applicant cannot provide then the application may be deemed invalid.
In the meantime I would compklain to the Enforcement Department and pursue enforcement action.
(Like ONQ I would be slow to propose invalidating an Applicant – the Courts might not be sympathetic):D
