Can a developer get planning permission if they are dishonest about who they are building for

I noticed in the planning application that the developer has stated that they are extending for students but most of their lodgers are not students.

I mentioned this fact in my objection and it was ignored.

Other neighbours rang and wrote to the council and were ignored.

Who would I speak to about this, the council don't seem to care but the irony is that they have made conditions for the developer to follow which

refers specifically to building during the academic year and ensuring bicycle parking and lanes for students etc.

Has anyone any good advice about that? Thanks.

Jim2007

Nobody unless you have actually got evidence, an opinion is just that and everyone has one.

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058258344/can-a-developer-get-planning-permission-if-they-are-dishonest-about-who-they-are-building-for

If a condition of the permission is being breached you can report it to planning enforcement who are then obliged to investigate, and seek remedy where necessary.

muffler

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119457163#Comment_119457163

Yes, good advice. It's about the only option available to the OP.

FishOnABike

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119457163#Comment_119457163

If an existing planning condition is being breached it could also be grounds for objecting to further similar development.

No point in phoning in objections, unless they are formally submitted through the planing process they are worthless.

Similarly with any reporting of breaches of planning regulations or conditions, they should be reported through the required formal process.