11Dec
Best Laid Plans: A cautionary tale for developers and house builders alike
The recent appeal decision in Hillside Parks Limited v Snowdonia National Park Authority [2020]1 has led some to question whether the established rules around ‘drop-in’ permissions have been curtailed; some authors query whether they have been lost altogether. Rest assured – the option is alive and well. This blog examines the foundation for any concerns and highlights the importance of a carefully constructed initial planning permission which should have an eye on the real possibility of...
By:
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner
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