stop notice

You might get a stop notice or want to have one made when every other means has been tried to protect a site.

You're breaking the law if you don't follow a stop notice.

The authority has issued a temporary stop notice on the development.

The council served a stop notice, but they ignored that and carried on.

A 'stop notice' can be served in relation to land over which a special nature conservation order has been made.

Stop Notices are used rarely and usually in extreme circumstances.

An appeal suspends action (although a stop notice remains in force).

Development carried out in contravention of a stop notice constitutes an offence.

Stop notices were issued but these were ignored and works continued.

It said the temporary stop notice had been served "under the auspices of planning legislation".

A temporary stop notice to prevent more mobile homes or caravans moving onto the site is still in force.

Unlike a stop notice, it does not require the issue of an enforcement notice.

A temporary stop notice can be issued to effect an immediate halt to unauthorised works.

An appeal cannot be made against a breach of condition notice or a stop notice.

Stop Notices can be issued to stop development if considered expedient.

Unauthorised development can be the subject of a "stop notice" if there is an urgent need to prevent further harm.

You must not carry out any activity specified in the stop notice unless you get consent.

Because an enforcement notice cannot, by law, require immediate action to be taken, the Council may issue a stop notice.

Temporary stop notices remain in force for up to 28 days, giving planning chiefs time to prepare a case to shut down work altogether.

No, not until you receive a Stop Notice.

Lifting the restrictions on the use of Temporary Stop Notices.

New temporary stop notices mean that councils can take immediate action against the occupiers of a caravan.

Once they have served on you a copy of an enforcement notice, the local planning authority may also serve what is called a "stop notice".

He said they were free to go but that their paperwork needed to be sorted out and stop notices removed from their passports.

"We have the power working with the procurator fiscal to issue a stop notice," Mr Horne said.