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Prime Minister announces new measures in rural planning • CLA
Boris Johnson this afternoon has outlined easing of restrictions in the rural planning system making it easier to redevelop farm buildings into residential property
Wait your family solicitor wrote the FBT? Because the landlord had family issues at the time? And now you're going to use it to buy the farm off him?
all legal and above board, the family was the l/lords, and as per usual, arguments occur, and agreement is near impossible, and the opinion was it was cheaper for me to FBT, than them, we had 9 versions, before agreement, the best one, for them, was the first, the worst one, was the final one, not my problem. Tried to be fair, to start with.
I think your right but I'm fortunate enough to be the 1% and I can't get a CSF officer near the farm for love nor money so even though I'm able too apply I can't because I can't get a visit.
we went through FWAG, they were 'contracted' to do some of the CSF work.
Oh they’ll enforce it alright, then find out too late they’ve done away with too much food production and the country’s really starting to get a bit tense over decades of destruction of farming and lack of food supply. And the rivers are worse than ever.
I’m pretty sure there’s an airport in the UK that has one, poss two, windmills on the airfield. I found this out years ago when we were doing planning. Kind of makes a joke about the whole radar thing.
friend was ex services, aircraft control, he has/had, a thriving business, doing reports for planning permission, for turbines. Being ex services, he could get answers where others couldn't, he had a map, showing where turbines could, or couldn't be sited, for air traffic reasons. Earnt an awful lot of money from it, most of the bigger l/agent firms used him, for a, yes, no or maybe, and he was very accurate. Stopped when the tariffs dropped, haven't spoken for a while, will ask him if the new 'regs', might start again.
My planning guy seemed to have a similar chap from the sounds of things. Waiting for official answers was eternal, prob wouldn’t have had any answers still to this day without him. There’s a bit more momentum behind turbines again within MPs but not yet enough to sway a vote as demonstrated recently.
A bit like SUDS approval for yard coverage. WAG need to know how the clean water flow is going to be dealt with and “ slowed ” down for discharge. Alternatively keep cattle off the yard, jobs a good un !Speaking with my local Environment Agency officer this week has also thrown up more questions than answers.
On the one hand, we are told that all stores must be fitted with an 'impermeable' cover, but yet slurry under slatted buildings, as per the majority of pig buildings in this area, is fine.
So which is it, because last time I looked a slatted floor has lots of gaps in it.........................
If I total up all the gaps in a slatted floor, what proportion of the area is open for gas escape?
Taking this logic further, does that mean that I only have to cover my open lagoon by the same proportion if I wish to have an area of it uncovered to scrape into via gravity?
Will Defra be funding slatted tanks on the scheme if they supposedly meet the standard??
Answers on a postcard please
