Applications for retrospective planning pt 2.

Dear Mr Bartlett
 
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT 2000 - REQUEST FOR INFORMATION
GBC REF: FOI 357
 
Thank you for your request for information dated 31 January 2012.  This is
currently being dealt with in accordance with the legislation and the
information you have requested will be sent to you within 20 working days
(1 March 2012).
 
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Kind regards
 
Jayne Rogers
PA to Borough Solicitor
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Legal/Democratic & Planning Services
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Dear Mr Bartlett
 
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT 2000 - REQUEST FOR INFORMATION
GBC REF: 357
 
Thank you for your request for information dated 31 January 2012.  The
response to your request is detailed below:
 
 
    During the period 1st January 2011 and 1st January 2012 there were
     25 retrospective planning applications of which 25 were granted by
     Gosport Borough Council's planning department.
 
     There are two main reasons of retrospective planning applications
     being sought.
 
     1. Where a structure was built without any planning permission.
 
     2.Where a structure was built with planning permission but not
     built to the approved plans.
 
     My question is please:-
 
     How many retrospective planning applications were granted for the
     first reason.
 
Answer:
 
23 applications were granted where a structure was built/or part built
without any planning permission.
 
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Jayne Rogers
FOI Co-ordinator
x 5401
023 92 545401
Legal/Democratic & Planning Services
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