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<blockquote data-quote="Dookist" data-source="post: 7671093" data-attributes="member: 102960"><p>Thanks, George... I'm afraid I haven't got my ducks in a row... I should have checked my rights before going ahead with the silo. I thought I could just replace the existing building with another one, as long as it was sympathetic to the local vernacular. I originally hoped for a live/work art studio, but I can see now that this is not going to happen as new builds have size regulatons (is this correct?).</p><p></p><p>I'm wondering if I should just make a retrospective application anyway, because if I find a reason to appeal, I'd only pay the single appliaction fee, (as far as I can work out). I saw this;</p><p></p><p>'No fees are payable (to the Inspectorate) if the appellant submitted (and paid the relevant fee for) a planning application to the local planning authority for the same development before the notice was issued and the time for determining the application (usually 8 weeks) has passed, but the application was not determined by the issue date of the notice (N.B., if the application is still within the 8 weeks for determination you may be barred from pleading ground (a) but may later be able to appeal the planning decision)'</p><p></p><p></p><p>The enforcement officer was quite helpful in pointing out that I could probably make use of the existing building in the same way... (No size restrictions for conversions). But having the silo for extra storage would be very useful. Dx</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dookist, post: 7671093, member: 102960"] Thanks, George... I'm afraid I haven't got my ducks in a row... I should have checked my rights before going ahead with the silo. I thought I could just replace the existing building with another one, as long as it was sympathetic to the local vernacular. I originally hoped for a live/work art studio, but I can see now that this is not going to happen as new builds have size regulatons (is this correct?). I'm wondering if I should just make a retrospective application anyway, because if I find a reason to appeal, I'd only pay the single appliaction fee, (as far as I can work out). I saw this; 'No fees are payable (to the Inspectorate) if the appellant submitted (and paid the relevant fee for) a planning application to the local planning authority for the same development before the notice was issued and the time for determining the application (usually 8 weeks) has passed, but the application was not determined by the issue date of the notice (N.B., if the application is still within the 8 weeks for determination you may be barred from pleading ground (a) but may later be able to appeal the planning decision)' The enforcement officer was quite helpful in pointing out that I could probably make use of the existing building in the same way... (No size restrictions for conversions). But having the silo for extra storage would be very useful. Dx [/QUOTE]
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