Get a static onsite , welfare .
Planning Applications, PD and the like (General Chat)
- Thread starter George from SJM Planning
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Get a static onsite , welfare .
Interesting. Have stressed the point that an AYR calving herd has animals needing attention all hours but they keep coming back to the fact you’ve made it work the last few years so why change. Yeah it has worked but as numbers grows the yo yo journeying from home to dairy is getting too much.
My neighbour just put one in for the new Romainian lad , put in for planning after , they can't touch you on welfare grounds .
Just park it up , it's temporary ish
Could come to this can’t go up in front of an appeals committee now either. Never even considered obtaining planning on this site would be questionable.
Speak to a specialist rural planning consultant, if you get the right one they can work wonders. Google Richard Lloyd-Hughes or Rural Planning Consultants.
Agri Design
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- Location
- East Ayrshire, Scotland
Dumfries and Galloway
Forever Fendt
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- Location
- Derbyshire
Just looking through a localish council planning website at permitted developments part Q the dates are all over the place some not registered for 10 days or so after the application date and decisions made way past the statuary time frame of 56 days
Nearly
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- Location
- North of York
Are you going to contact the applicants?
Forever Fendt
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- Location
- Derbyshire
You would have thought the agents would pick up on thisAre you going to contact the applicants?
- Location
- Near Beeston Castle
I read a local one last night where part Q was granted, they then went along to have a look at it, found some domestic items in the building and revoked the permission on the grounds that it wasn't solely agricultural.
What a cock up there!
What a cock up there!
Forever Fendt
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- Location
- Derbyshire
If its granted i don't think they can take it away if its approved, and i would be getting on with it
TheTallGuy
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- Location
- Cambridgeshire
That should be easy to challenge on the basis that once permission is granted the site can be considered to be part of a domestic build. The council will have had ample time to inspect before granting permission in the first place & if they failed to do so then that's their problem, not the applicants.
@GeorgieB82 thank you for you input to the thread. I’ve currently got a PD to C3 application in and awaiting highways response, but I feel they might throw a slight spanner in the work regarding access (historic) which is on to a country lane (60mph). Do you happen to have or know of the document they would be working from regarding visibility splays etc.? Thanks in advance
Steevo
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
The local council/highways usually have their own "Design Guide" for streets etc. I think a lot of it comes from National information that's then translated down into guides at a local level.
Here's some of the main stuff: http://www.standardsforhighways.co.uk/ha/standards/dmrb/index.htm
livinthedream
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Hi
I have just had Class Q part a granted on a cowshed I recently purchased along with 5 acres. I applied for part a only because I didnt know what design I wanted. I have now however been informed by the planning officer if I want both a and b it would not pass because of the extensive building operations needed. Is there anyway around this? It’s structually sound but 2 sides are open. There also used to be an old cottage there and foundations can still be seen (not in same place as cowshed) . Can I go down the route of replacement dwelling but I would like to go bigger ? It was very tiny . Is there any route to go down to get a dwelling on my land?Any help would be much appreciated
I have just had Class Q part a granted on a cowshed I recently purchased along with 5 acres. I applied for part a only because I didnt know what design I wanted. I have now however been informed by the planning officer if I want both a and b it would not pass because of the extensive building operations needed. Is there anyway around this? It’s structually sound but 2 sides are open. There also used to be an old cottage there and foundations can still be seen (not in same place as cowshed) . Can I go down the route of replacement dwelling but I would like to go bigger ? It was very tiny . Is there any route to go down to get a dwelling on my land?Any help would be much appreciated
dannewhouse
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- Location
- huddersfield
as long as you build from existing footings you do not need planning you only need to use building control etc.
you could then possibly go for an extension?
if I was you I would fight as hard as you can to get part Q on the cow shed you then have the other plot for furture projects or £££
you could then possibly go for an extension?
if I was you I would fight as hard as you can to get part Q on the cow shed you then have the other plot for furture projects or £££
- Location
- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
Is that correct @GeorgieB82 ?
I'm led to believe that if all walls are down then full PP is necessary to rebuild.