MKA PLANNING WINS ENFORCEMENT APPEAL AGAINST ALLEGED UN-AUTHORISED ACCESS, UNAUTHORISED LANEWAY AND UNAUTHORISED STONE WALL AND STONE PILLARS.
MKA Planning have successfully won an appeal for a private client who was served an enforcement notice by Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council for alleged un-authorised access onto Frosses Road, unauthorised laneway and unauthorised stone wall and stone pillars at Lands approximately 150 metres east of 3 Burnquarter Road, Ballymoney.
The Commissioner agreed with MKA Planning in that the development was immune from enforcement and the enforcement notice was quashed subject to conditions.
The full appeal decision can be accessed through the link below:
If you have recently received a enforcement notice from Council which you wish to appeal, please contact Matt or the team on 028 71 311 551 to discuss your options.
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