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Lets hope notBut they're not stupid. That is too obvious a ploy.
Lets hope notBut they're not stupid. That is too obvious a ploy.
We'll be applying for our permanent permission next spring I thinkno reason you should not get there in the end,Don't let them put you off
Mate of mine is a contractor, owns 20 acres that he built some Ag sheds on years ago and has added to them over the years.no reason you should not get there in the end,Don't let them put you off
Good website by the wayBottom bit. We are like @S J H , we're only small, but serious
If that's cases then I'd only apply for a 180sq. M 2 bed house.Sorry not been on for a while
Thanks for all your replies. We are planning on putting up 2 cattle barns and a workshop/ stable block. We have invested our life savings in the enterprise and have pedigree stock and will when we get the pigs too.
I’m going to speak to a specialist in this field in the area we are (Huntingdonshire) as we want to do this all the correct way but are desperate to get the cattle sheds up as our cattle calve all year as we run our own bull with our cows.
I’m frustrated with a lot of the people that think we just want a house to make money. Hell we just want somewhere to sleep, eat and bath and be close to the animals so we can care for them and keep them safe ( again had a calf out this morning).
Along with a stallion on the yard we feel it’s safer for the animals and general public if we are on site to ensure if there is a problem we can deal with it immediately not at least half an hour journey away
I applaud you for your determination and mindset to do this. It sounds like you are intent on doing it by the book and I hope you find a specialist to fight your case.Sorry not been on for a while
Thanks for all your replies. We are planning on putting up 2 cattle barns and a workshop/ stable block. We have invested our life savings in the enterprise and have pedigree stock and will when we get the pigs too.
I’m going to speak to a specialist in this field in the area we are (Huntingdonshire) as we want to do this all the correct way but are desperate to get the cattle sheds up as our cattle calve all year as we run our own bull with our cows.
I’m frustrated with a lot of the people that think we just want a house to make money. Hell we just want somewhere to sleep, eat and bath and be close to the animals so we can care for them and keep them safe ( again had a calf out this morning).
Along with a stallion on the yard we feel it’s safer for the animals and general public if we are on site to ensure if there is a problem we can deal with it immediately not at least half an hour journey away
In my opinion bot you and the planners would be daft to allow a house to be built in a known flood zone.I would be happy with a caravan and we are stating this on the application but as it’s a flood zone 3 ( right on the blooming edge tho) any permanent building would have to be 2 story.
Ouch! Flood Zone 3 is a nightmare to achieve any sort of residential development and mobile homes are non starters. West Kent is a flood zone nightmare and that is where most of my work is!I would be happy with a caravan and we are stating this on the application but as it’s a flood zone 3 ( right on the blooming edge tho) any permanent building would have to be 2 story.
Could get a house boat that would solve the problemIn my opinion bot you and the planners would be daft to allow a house to be built in a known flood zone.
Don't waste your money on a bad site.
Could get a house boat that would solve the problem
I think @holwellcourtfarm might be able to explain it easier but as I understand it from a planning point of view; Flood Zone 1 is fine for all developments, Flood Zone 2 can be developed on but must be supported with a flood risk assessment plan and flood mitigation measures must be considered.How do flood zones work? We have a potential development site and on maps it is in flood a zone 2. However it's an old gravel pit and has never held any water in the 35 years we have been here and probably longer. It's currently has light industrial on it and we are considering the permitted development opportunity.
Sorry not been on for a while
Thanks for all your replies. We are planning on putting up 2 cattle barns and a workshop/ stable block. We have invested our life savings in the enterprise and have pedigree stock and will when we get the pigs too.
I’m going to speak to a specialist in this field in the area we are (Huntingdonshire) as we want to do this all the correct way but are desperate to get the cattle sheds up as our cattle calve all year as we run our own bull with our cows.
I’m frustrated with a lot of the people that think we just want a house to make money. Hell we just want somewhere to sleep, eat and bath and be close to the animals so we can care for them and keep them safe ( again had a calf out this morning).
Along with a stallion on the yard we feel it’s safer for the animals and general public if we are on site to ensure if there is a problem we can deal with it immediately not at least half an hour journey away