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Planning enforcement guidance documents

17 December 2024

This Charter explains how the planning enforcement process works, the role of the CNPA and the service standards we have set.

This document contains a planning enforcement register, updated in October 2025, which lists cases where planning rules weren't followed for various developments and land uses. It details a range of situations, such as building without the necessary permission, making unauthorised changes to agricultural land, putting up signs without consent, upgrading tracks without proper notification, or not completing approved infrastructure like roads or play areas for new homes. You'll also see cases involving environmental concerns, like works affecting flood zones or impacting protected species. For each entry, the register explains the breach, what actions were required to fix it (such as removing structures or submitting new plans), and the outcome, including whether the notice was complied with, withdrawn, or if an appeal was dismissed.
Please be aware that this summary has been generated using AI.