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13/04/2010
£10K Fine For Shed Planning Offence
A Co Armagh man has been fined £10,000 at Craigavon Magistrates' Court for continuing to fail to comply with a Planning Service Enforcement Notice.
Mr Raymond Pedlow of Annesborough Road, Lurgan, was also ordered to pay court costs of £74 and solicitors fees of £75.
The original enforcement notice required the removal of an unauthorised shed and hardcored area on land adjacent to 66 Annesborough Road, Lurgan.
Planning Service brought the charge under Article 67A 1(a) of the Planning (NI) Order 1991 as amended namely carrying out development without the planning permission required.
(NS/BMcC)
Mr Raymond Pedlow of Annesborough Road, Lurgan, was also ordered to pay court costs of £74 and solicitors fees of £75.
The original enforcement notice required the removal of an unauthorised shed and hardcored area on land adjacent to 66 Annesborough Road, Lurgan.
Planning Service brought the charge under Article 67A 1(a) of the Planning (NI) Order 1991 as amended namely carrying out development without the planning permission required.
(NS/BMcC)
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