PD rights restored in countryside locations

In this video, we’re looking at 7 properties in the open countryside. These properties are not in the Green Belt or a Conservation area. In every case, the householder is appealing against a condition applied by the Council that removed certain Permitted Development rights.
0.00 Intro
0:19 Case 1
2:02 Case 2
2:51 Case 3
4:01 Case 4
5:10 Case 5
6:00 Case 6
7:30 Case 7
This is just one video of the 6-part "Removal of Permitted Development rights" series.
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[@muhammadishfaq3528]

If a council removes the permitted development rights or puts conditions on the development, is it possible to appeal against them after the appeal period has finished?

[@efkor]

In those circumstances, you will need to make a new application to either restore PD rights or to remove the condition. If it fails, you can then appeal.

[@muhammadishfaq3528]

@@efkor thanks