Non-Determination Appeal Experts – UK
Our planning consultants are experts in the Non-Determination
Appeal process and can support you throughout your project.
We at Planning Appeals UK provide expert, timely, and reasonably priced assistance for non-determination appeals. Whether it is for a major project or minor development, our experienced team is here to help you through the appeals process if your planning application has not been decided within the allotted time.
Under the direction of a chartered town planner with over 35 years of expertise, we provide individual guidance suited to your circumstances.
We evaluate your case fairly and ensure a strong appeal is filed with the Planning Inspectorate, drawing on our in-depth understanding of planning law and policy.
Non-Determination Appeal Process
1. Confirm Timeframe
Before filing for a non-determination appeal, ensure the decision time limit has been surpassed.
2. No Agreement for Extension
Also, ensure there has been no written agreement with the Local Planning Authority to extend the decision deadline.
3. Filing the Appeal
Submit your non-determination appeal to the Planning Inspectorate with all the required documents. All relevant documentation, such as your initial planning application, correspondence with the local planning authority, and supporting files, must be provided.
4. Secretary of State Review
The Planning Inspectorate, on behalf of the Secretary of State, will consider your appeal and decide how to proceed. This process may include written submissions, site visits, and hearings.
3. Filing the Appeal
4. Secretary of State Review
The Planning Inspectorate, on behalf of the Secretary of State, will consider your appeal and decide how to proceed. This process may include written submissions, site visits, and hearings.
Non-Determination Appeal Process
Confirm Timeframe
Before filing for a non-determination appeal, ensure the decision time limit has been surpassed.
No Agreement for Extension
Also, ensure there has been no written agreement with the Local Planning Authority to extend the decision deadline.
Filing the Appeal
Submit your non-determination appeal to the Planning Inspectorate with all the required documents. All relevant documentation, such as your initial planning application, correspondence with the local planning authority, and supporting files, must be provided.
Secretary of State Review
The Planning Inspectorate, on behalf of the Secretary of State, will consider your appeal and decide how to proceed. This process may include written submissions, site visits, and hearings.
Non-Determination Appeal Process
Confirm Timeframe
Before filing for a non-determination appeal, ensure the decision time limit has been surpassed.
No Agreement for Extension
Also, ensure there has been no written agreement with the Local Planning Authority to extend the decision deadline.
Filing the Appeal
Submit your non-determination appeal to the Planning Inspectorate with all the required documents. All relevant documentation, such as your initial planning application, correspondence with the local planning authority, and supporting files, must be provided.
Secretary of State Review
The Planning Inspectorate, on behalf of the Secretary of State, will consider your appeal and decide how to proceed. This process may include written submissions, site visits, and hearings.
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Non-Determination Appeal
Non-determination appeals are submitted when your planning application has not been decided within the statutory timeframe. The planning appeals timescales are:
- 8 weeks for minor applications
- 13 weeks for major applications
- 16 weeks for applications requiring Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs)
When the Local Planning Authority fails to decide and issues no written agreement to extend the deadline, you can file a Non-Determination Planning Appeal with the Secretary of State.
Contact Planning Appeals UK for expert advice.
Why Trust Planning Appeals UK for your Non-Determination Appeals?
We are experienced consultants with over 35 years of experience in planning appeals and understanding the complexities and nuances of the non-determination appeal process.
Personalised Approach
Every planning appeal is unique. We take the time to thoroughly review your case, providing honest assessments and developing bespoke strategies to address the reasons for your planning refusal.
Over 35 Years of Proven Track Record of Success
Our team is led by Mr. Steve Hesmondhalgh who is a highly experienced chartered town planner with over 35 years of experience in the public and private sectors. We’ve helped clients across the UK secure approvals in various planning appeals—from householder extensions to agricultural developments. Our expertise in planning law and case precedents ensures your appeal is built on solid legal grounds.
Transparent and Affordable Pricing
We believe in transparent, standardised pricing with no hidden costs. Our process is fully remote, making it efficient and accessible no matter where you are in the UK. From the outset, you’ll know exactly what to expect in terms of both costs and services.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you appeal for non-determination?
When can you appeal against non-determination?
What are the common reasons for non-determination appeals?
- Complex appeal applications
- Staff shortage
- Additional information requests
Why file a non-determination appeal?
- Avoiding Project Delays: If you wait for a decision beyond the statutory timeframe, your project could be delayed indefinitely.
- Achieving a Quicker Resolution: By appealing directly to the Planning Inspectorate, you ensure your application is reviewed more promptly.
- Protecting Your Investment: A timely appeal prevents further financial losses caused by uncertainty or project standstills.