Yard concreting

[Fellsfarmer90]

When applying for a planning application for some new yard concreting (existing hardcore to new concrete)
can some one point me in the direction under which application type I would submit it under…example agri building Or agri private road or another all together? cheers

 

[Jasper]

Hello you need pre planning advice through your local authority planning portal

 

[Fendt516profi]

Submit it under jfdi

 

[Steevo]

When applying for a planning application for some new yard concreting (existing hardcore to new concrete)
can some one point me in the direction under which application type I would submit it under…example agri building Or agri private road or another all together? cheers

Do you need planning permission for concreting a hardcore area?

@George from SJM Planning will know the answer to your question better than most.

 

[RWG Contracts]

When applying for a planning application for some new yard concreting (existing hardcore to new concrete)
can some one point me in the direction under which application type I would submit it under…example agri building Or agri private road or another all together? cheers

if it’s already hardcore I think I’d just get on without planning. Unless you struggle with people in your area happy to report you for anything they can

 

[O'Reilly]

I bet he wants a grant

 

[white_stuffed]

We were told by our local authority's planning team to submit as a prior notification via their planning portal. The application has an AGR suffix to show that it's agricultural general permitted development. Had to pay £170 or so. Needed it to show evidence for claiming concrete yard renewal grant.

 

[George from SJM Planning]

Do you need planning permission for concreting a hardcore area?

@George from SJM Planning will know the answer to your question better than most.

This is a good one, and quite topical for me as I have recently been discussing this with a council.

So, the construction of hardstanding on agricultural land over 5Ha is Permitted Development and doesn't need planning permission but the provision of a private way (tracks etc) needs Prior Approval.

We sought a Lawful Development Certificate for an area of hardstanding to demonstrate it didn't need prior approval and I had to direct the council to the appropriate legislation.

If you need proof planning permission isn't required (for a grant or similar) then a Lawful Development Certificate is the way to go.