Why Planning Applications Get Refused

Planning applications can be refused for many reasons—and it isn’t always because an extension is simply too large. Scale, neighbouring amenity, the character of the existing property and local planning policy can all influence how a proposal is assessed.

Understanding these considerations from the outset allows potential issues to be addressed through thoughtful design and a well-prepared application. Here are five common reasons planning applications run into difficulty.

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