Compulsory Purchase & Development Consent Orders
To make way for regeneration and new infrastructure Wilson & Roe is increasingly called upon to enforce Compulsory Purchase Orders (CPOs) and Development Consent Orders (DCOs) throughout England and Wales.
What are CPOs and DCOs?
Introduced under the Planning Act 2008, Development Consent Orders (DCOs) are granted to local authorities and utility companies wishing to carry out significant redevelopment, energy, transport, water and waste projects.
Compulsory Purchase Orders (CPOs) are often included to acquire ownership of any land or buildings that stand in the way. Compensation is awarded to people whose house, building or land is bought under a CPO. This covers the value of the property as well as the cost of buying and moving to another.
How can we help?
After notice to treat/notice of entry has been served, the CPO gives Wilson & Roe the authority to remove any occupants who refuse to leave the address within the agreed deadline.
We understand that being forced to sell a home can be very upsetting for those involved. Our Enforcement Agents are trained to deal with all sorts of situations and carry out their duties with the utmost professionalism and respect.
Please contact us for more information or complete our online instruction form via the link below.
Securing vacant possession
We can also provide a comprehensive range of post enforcement services, from waste removal to introducing various security measures to prevent reoccupation.
Need help? Let’s talk.
You can speak to us by telephone on 0161 925 1800, by email at wr@wilsonandroe.com or fill in our contact form here
Instruct Us
Please complete the instruction form via the link below or contact us for more information.
