I seem to remember there was an earlier partially successful planning appeal but that certain permissions were refused for some developments carried out without consent. I would guess that the Enforcement Notices relate to the part of the development for which permission was refused on appeal. If the appeal is being heard in May then this matter has already been pending for many months, given the time it takes to lista public enquiry. The operators have not done themselves any favours by continuing uses for which they did not have permission.
Submissions from members of aviation forums will have zero impact on the planning inspector unless they address
planning issues.
At the end of the day most councils have a lot of people who to put it kindly, have 'time on their hands'. Make monkeys of them and you give them a mission, if that mission has support from the local residents then things do not look good.
How very true. The sensible approach is to keep a very low profile and not to p*ss everyone off by deliberately flouting planning decisions or by carrying out development with no consent at all.
On looking at the original decisions the Enforcement notice was quashed so these must be new notices in respect of further breaches of planning control. Are they for developments previously refused on appeal?