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04-11-2011, 04:14 PM
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Can a developer go against planning permission after completion?
I would appreciate some advice on this situation.
A development which has an underground car park passes planning permission with the provision that each flat in the mixed use building is allocated a parking space. This is clearly stated in the plans which state that there must be 22 spaces, one for each of the 22 residential flats and this is also shown on the plans marked with numbers marked 1-22. Could the developer/management company retain any deeds once completed and sell the flats without parking, going against the planning permission? Any advice or thoughts would be greatly appreciated. ps I am not a developer wanting to do this! 
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21-11-2011, 09:39 PM
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Re: Can a developer go against planning permission after completion?
Hello,
Was this secured via a s106 agreement? Regards TW Isadore
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