Development Application (DA) Appeal and Objector Appeal Lawyers, Sydney NSW

A development appeal and residential development appeal can be made to the Land and Environment Court, when a consenting authority such as a council, has either refused or made a determination about an application where the applicant is unsatisfied with the determination. This is provided for under s 8.7 and s 8.9 of the Environment Planning and Assessment Act 1979 (NSW).

A person may object to determination made by a consenting authority by appealing to the Land and Environment Court under s 8.8 of the Environment Planning and Assessment Act 1979 (NSW). The objector must have first made a submission by way of objection during the public exhibition of the application for development consent.

At Connor & Co our lawyers are experienced in all aspects of the Land and Environment Court procedures and proceedings. Contact us today to discuss your circumstances and appeal options.