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    Invalid planning condition

    If a planning condition appears invalid is it possible to challenge so it has no effect?

    We were told we could apply for a development certificate but would prefer to remove the condition.

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    #2
    Best to speak with the planning officer - it might be that the condition is a generic condition, and appears on first reading to be invalid, but in fact is a coverall that can be applied to various circumstances.

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      #3
      Thank you.

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        #4
        In what way does the condition appear invalid?

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