Post by Admin on Jun 13, 2014 7:49:47 GMT
So far it seems, there are a few people wanting to buy and site on their own land. has anyone done it? how easy was it to do?
It strikes me, on the planning permission side of things,attitudes vary dependant upon the local authority. we all know that they differentiate between residential and holiday home.
Even on your own land,and arguing its for work for example coppicing woodland etc can work, but the amount of land is taken into account.half an acre isn't going to work.
It is often forgotten that some of the large farming groups accommodate workers in statics,however is the arrangement only acceptable to the local authorities because the work is seen as seasonal?
If someone should choose to live in a static,is there over regulation?( looks like more on its way ).If occupants are paying council tax etc same as a brick dweller should they be treated differently? surely granting of planning permission should be no different to bricks, i.e impact on an area consideration to others enjoyment of their property etc.
Whats your thoughts?
Andy
It strikes me, on the planning permission side of things,attitudes vary dependant upon the local authority. we all know that they differentiate between residential and holiday home.
Even on your own land,and arguing its for work for example coppicing woodland etc can work, but the amount of land is taken into account.half an acre isn't going to work.
It is often forgotten that some of the large farming groups accommodate workers in statics,however is the arrangement only acceptable to the local authorities because the work is seen as seasonal?
If someone should choose to live in a static,is there over regulation?( looks like more on its way ).If occupants are paying council tax etc same as a brick dweller should they be treated differently? surely granting of planning permission should be no different to bricks, i.e impact on an area consideration to others enjoyment of their property etc.
Whats your thoughts?
Andy
