Planning for 240 x 40 livestock shed

[Raynard]

Looking to put up a 240ft x 40ft livestock shed and would like to know whether it is advisable to go for planning process myself or through land agent/consultant.

I have put up a permitted ag development 120 x 40 shed this yr, doing simple application myself. Additionally I have experience with planning for several domestic projects.

I guess what I'm saying is whilst I am not a complete caveman, would I jeopardise pp by doing application myself?

Cheers

 

[Bill the Bass]

Surprised you got permitted development for the shed you mentioned, is the foot print not too big for a permitted development?

I would say got for it if you have experience.

 

[DieselRob]

Surprised you got permitted development for the shed you mentioned, is the foot print not too big for a permitted development?

I would say got for it if you have experience.

120x40 is 4800sq ft which is under the 5000 threshold

 

[roscoe erf]

Looking to put up a 240ft x 40ft livestock shed and would like to know whether it is advisable to go for planning process myself or through land agent/consultant.

I have put up a permitted ag development 120 x 40 shed this yr, doing simple application myself. Additionally I have experience with planning for several domestic projects.

I guess what I'm saying is whilst I am not a complete caveman, would I jeopardise pp by doing application myself?

Cheers

it wasn't hard to do here in south wales took about an hour downloaded map and sent in all by email

 

[Wombat]

Are u in an NVZ? I did our grain store and general purpose myself. Cost a bit in plans but used emapsite etc.

For a livestock building here they would need to see NVZ plans etc to make sure you can deal with the manure

 

[Raynard]

In NVZ, but don't produce any slurry...

But no doubt better to be prepared.

Thanks for all the advice. Think I will get the ball rolling doing it myself next week.

 

[Forever Fendt]

Are u in an NVZ? I did our grain store and general purpose myself. Cost a bit in plans but used emapsite etc.

For a livestock building here they would need to see NVZ plans etc to make sure you can deal with the manure

good point about the available land for the muck, its a good idea to invent a straw for muck agreement

 

[Forever Fendt]

Looking to put up a 240ft x 40ft livestock shed and would like to know whether it is advisable to go for planning process myself or through land agent/consultant.

I have put up a permitted ag development 120 x 40 shed this yr, doing simple application myself. Additionally I have experience with planning for several domestic projects.

I guess what I'm saying is whilst I am not a complete caveman, would I jeopardise pp by doing application myself?

Cheers

livestock building you will need full planning so this will need a robust application but you should be able to do this yourself ,put together a design and access statement explaining why the building is needed and justify its size height and position on the farm,explain there will be no slurry or storage needed and if you have a straw for muck agreement put this in and note this will be sustainable for your business as you will be exchanging a by product for a commodity you would have to buy and it will decrease the use of chemical fertiliser on the arable farm,you will need to add plenty of detail to this it all helps baffle them with science but beware some LPA use a ag adviser to look over applications so don't bull them to much

 

[George from SJM Planning]

I'd be interested in giving you a quote for undertaking your planning application if you wish to outsource it. We (SJM Planning) have experience of getting full planning for agricultural projects, send me a PM and I'll see what we can do.

 

[RWG Contracts]

I'd be interested in giving you a quote for undertaking your planning application if you wish to outsource it. We (SJM Planning) have experience of getting full planning for agricultural projects, send me a PM and I'll see what we can do.

Didn't know you did planning

 

[George from SJM Planning]

Didn't know you did planning

Yep, I work for my best friend Simon who runs SJM Planning & Construction in Kent. I mainly do the CAD work but I have started doing the 'easier' applications leaving him to do the more complex ones.
Simon was a Local Authority Planning Officer for 7 years and has been in the private sector for the past 5 or so.
We are happy to discuss any work, anywhere.

Sales pitch done!

 

[RWG Contracts]

Yep, I work for my best friend Simon who runs SJM Planning & Construction in Kent. I mainly do the CAD work but I have started doing the 'easier' applications leaving him to do the more complex ones.
Simon was a Local Authority Planning Officer for 7 years and has been in the private sector for the past 5 or so.
We are happy to discuss any work, anywhere.

Sales pitch done!

What you want to start doing is jump on every building thread "contact us asap for a quote on your planning"

That's how the professionals seem to get work

 

[George from SJM Planning]

I'm keeping my eye out for them [emoji6]
We are having our website overhauled and then I'll put an ad in the classifieds and in the building and infrastructure category.
In the meantime anyone can PM me or email [email protected]

 

[Forever Fendt]

What you want to start doing is jump on every building thread "contact us asap for a quote on your planning"

That's how the professionals seem to get work

What you want to start doing is jump on every building thread "contact us asap for a quote on your planning"

That's how the professionals seem to get work

Good idea ,and when someone recommends another planning consultant keep ringing them

 

[RWG Contracts]

Good idea ,and when someone recommends another planning consultant keep ringing them

 

[George from SJM Planning]

Good idea ,and when someone recommends another planning consultant keep ringing them

[emoji38]

Is there an 'in' joke that I'm missing?

 

[RWG Contracts]

Is there an 'in' joke that I'm missing?

Sort of

https://thefarmingforum.co.uk/index.php?threads/shed-builder-central-scotland.145956/

 

[George from SJM Planning]

Sort of

https://thefarmingforum.co.uk/index.php?threads/shed-builder-central-scotland.145956/

Lol!

 

[Bradrushtonbuildings]

Hi. I dought by filling the application in yourself you will jeopardise your planning application. You have had it passed on previous occasions so proves you are more than able to complete and doing so will potentially save you a few bob. If we can assist in anyway please feel free to contact us, we would be willing to do you a computerised planning drawing free off charge. Please contact us if this is of use.
Thank you
John
01270 780017