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On a 28 day notice can this only her used with reference to a barn build? Can I put a 28 day in for building a workshop to maintain farm machinery and store tools etc?
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Feed / straw / machinery/ workshop etc but you may be asked to justify it so make sure you can
You can also put in for a track or poly tunnel etc
Just a workshop for tools mat be questioned ?
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Shepie your like a fountain of knowledge my friend
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Don't forget about the Established business


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can l put pd in for a barn and two smaller buildings, will be under permitted sq footage in toial on the same application and is it one fee or three please


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you can, as long as you have good reason..ps..none of them will hold animals
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one is for hatching and brooding shed both 10x8 wooden sheds conected together with a 4 foot walk way between making a 24 x 8 tiled roof over all   another one about 20 x 20 lambing shed  both with enforcements as under 5 hecters  have now rented extra 2 1/2 acres to get over the 5 hecters and want to add barn 45 x 30 feet

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Both with enforcements ?????????
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Hi long story but the council took out enforce order about us living on site the other buildings  had been up for over 4 years lived here for 5 years but we lost the appeal told council we thought could put buildings up under pd but said no as we had under 5 hectares we have 91/2 acres  now renting enough to do it under pd  trying now to go down ftf route by building barn as well


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A Council I know have recently awarded 'class A permitted development rights' i.e. building an agri barn in this instance, to a holding of 4 acres, a 'class B' holding. 

 

After a bit of research I have concluded that the development is not lawful and that any certificate is issued in error. 

 

In this instance, it matters not too much for the applicant as long as no one finds out. The applicant would just need to apply for a certificate of lawful development after 4 years. The benefit now being that the applicant would then have 'full planning permission.'

 

The Council in this area have very patchy understanding of planning law, it's quite strange.

 

Any other views on this? I've come to this conclusion from Martin Goodall's blog info and reading between the lines. 

 

If I was a trouble maker, or say, that Council made trouble for me, I suppose it would not hurt to drop it into conversation. 


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they used pictures of our site downloaded from google earth dated I/I 2009, have been looking at these photos for over a year and half but as just out of interest has any where in the uk have all trees in full foliage in December l  don't think so  must blow google earths photos as evidence in any cases  out of the water

any one else have views on this


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try this for satellite photos - https://www.terraserver.com/


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