Extension of Duration

Ronald2015

An advert on the paper or a sign up are not a requirement for a valid application . The la allow 4 weeks for submissions. I find it strange how do people know about the application in order to make a submission ?

Gumbo

Ronald2015 wrote: »

An advert on the paper or a sign up are not a requirement for a valid application . The la allow 4 weeks for submissions. I find it strange how do people know about the application in order to make a submission ?

You had to make the submission at the original planning application. You have no right to make a submission 5 years after its lodged.

sydthebeat

Ronald2015 wrote: »

An advert on the paper or a sign up are not a requirement for a valid application . The la allow 4 weeks for submissions. I find it strange how do people know about the application in order to make a submission ?

where do you see that the council allow 4 weeks for submissions?

Ronald2015

sorry 5 weeks not 4. On the local council planning portal they have written date lodged , decision due date and submissions due date . I also looked up a recent planners report for an EOT and they mentioned no submissions were received during the 5 week window . I thought it was quite strange and was wondering who would be making the submission? I thought maybe they write to Teagaisc etc

Gumbo

Ronald2015 wrote: »

sorry 5 weeks not 4. On the local council planning portal they have written date lodged , decision due date and submissions due date . I also looked up a recent planners report for an EOT and they mentioned no submissions were received during the 5 week window . I thought it was quite strange and was wondering who would be making the submission? I thought maybe they write to Teagaisc etc

Probably just using the standard portal for the filing the extension of duration request.

Pre planning meetings are logged on the same system with submission tabs that are empty also.

Ronald2015

I see that makes sense . Can somebody who was not the original applicant apply for an EOT read the legislation and its doesn't say they can't

Gumbo

Ronald2015 wrote: »

I see that makes sense . Can somebody who was not the original applicant apply for an EOT read the legislation and its doesn't say they can't

If you have a legal interest in the site, then I think you can apply for it.
There is no provision for the public to make submissions, objections etc

Section 42 of the P&D Act covers it IIRC

Ronald2015

Great thanks a mil. Sent in a letter from owner stating They are selling to me. That should suffice I hope. Also sent in folio with owner name

sydthebeat

Ronald2015 wrote: »

Great thanks a mil. Sent in a letter from owner stating They are selling to me. That should suffice I hope. Also sent in folio with owner name

The current owner should be the one applying for the extension.

If you are a prospective purchaser technically you have no legal interest in the site.

Ronald2015

I have a legal agreement to buy site . I prob should of included that . It's a bit of a grey area really .

sydthebeat

Ronald2015 wrote: »

I have a legal agreement to buy site . I prob should of included that . It's a bit of a grey area really .

id suggest clarifying that with your local authority before you make the application.

i would envisage any legal agreement to buy the site would have some kind of 'opt out' clause and the council could view that as you not having a legal interest in the site

legal interest usually means ownership or some kind of financial stake in the land.

Ronald2015

Thanks for your response . I can see where your coming from and I appreciate your response .I was hoping the council would take the view that I have a legal interest as I am planning to buy the site subject to this extension In a normal application they grant permission to persons who are potential purchasers with the owners consent so they also technically don't have a legal interest

Gumbo

Ronald2015 wrote: »

Thanks for your response . I can see where your coming from and I appreciate your response .I was hoping the council would take the view that I have a legal interest as I am planning to buy the site subject to this extension In a normal application they grant permission to persons who are potential purchasers with the owners consent so they also technically don't have a legal interest

No harm, it should be fine IMO. But you will need a letter of consent to go in with the application.