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Appeal against planning inspector dismissed
Gladman Developments Ltd appealed against a decision upholding the refusal for planning permission for developments in air quality management areas. The planning inspector had concluded that the proposals were likely to have an adverse affect on air quality.
The High Court upheld that decision, referring to case law which required the government to achieve compliance with the Air Quality Directive 2008 by the soonest date possible. At appeal the main quesContinue reading this with an IEMA membership
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