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Hello We bought our house in a village in the Tarn in 2010.  At the time of purchase we applied and were granted a C.U on all 12,000 m2 of land.  Two years later we applied for a C.U. on for two small plots, dividing two large sections at extreme ends of the land. These were granted and houses built.  We recently applied for C.U’s on further plots and have been told that the land is now no longer constructible.   The land is fairly central in the village, has access from a departmental road and close to water, electricity and drainage.  The village has a population of 450 and is aiming to raise this to 600. How can this have happened? One of the reasons were needed to be able to sell plots was to pay for the renovations of our house.  The only reason we can think of is that the new plots would boarder on to two gardens of houses owned by member of the council.  Can we appeal the reverse the planning decision without upsetting the council?  The village PLU changed in 2014 but until we made this last application we were not aware of any changes.