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Hi does this mean 5 miles as the crow flies rather than actual road distance and does the same answer apply to the 3 mile distance from an airfield?
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5 MILE RULE, AIRPORT and MAPS
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, 13 Dec 2009 19:16
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Posted 13 December 2009 - 19:16
che
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Posted 09 January 2010 - 14:01
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hi all planning measurements are taken as the crow flies.
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Posted 15 February 2010 - 17:32
che
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Hi just found a website that measures distance as the crow flies. www.freemaptools.com hope this is of use to the community.
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Posted 18 February 2010 - 20:11
che
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Hi Dave Is there a distinction between airport and airfield? Large barn being erected less than half a mile from airfield used by RAF. It is also frightning how many airfields are around can our friends at the planning use this against us. Dave
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Posted 18 February 2010 - 20:22
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Hi there is no distinction in planning law between an airfield and an airport and if you are not 3 kilometres away from one then you cannot use permitted development to build a barn 40 feet high only one about 10 feet high. Which is not a useful size for agriculture, this is all a safety issue wherever aircraft take off and land the height of any building that is near the airfield is critical.
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Posted 23 February 2010 - 15:09
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I'm feeling a bit lost and new to all of this. Could anyone tell me when i send the maps with my prior notice do they need to be just for the land i intend to build the barn on which is 3.09 acres or of the whole of my holdings within a 5 mile radius. Also do they need to be of a specified scale and finally, where the hell do i get them from. Thanks ???
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Posted 23 February 2010 - 17:23
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Hi,
The maps need to cover all of the holdings that you own within the 5 mile radius. You can get them if you google ordnance survey and it will give you a local supplier where you can purchase the maps at a large scale.
I would get them at 1:3500 and they must include an arrow pointing north.
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The maps need to cover all of the holdings that you own within the 5 mile radius. You can get them if you google ordnance survey and it will give you a local supplier where you can purchase the maps at a large scale.
I would get them at 1:3500 and they must include an arrow pointing north.
Regards,
Dave
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Posted 07 November 2012 - 20:59
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How rigid are planners when it comes to building heights within 3km of an airfield/airport? Dave has always said we wouldn't be allowed above 10ft/3m which is no height at all and indeed houses are taller!
Immediately outside Humberside airport is a newish factory building (steel frame type like on industrial estates) that is at least three times the height - it's right next to the airport entrance so definitely not 3km away!
In Lincs there are lots of airfields but still seem to be barns/agri buildings built above 3m in height.
Can anyone explain why/how?
Romany
Immediately outside Humberside airport is a newish factory building (steel frame type like on industrial estates) that is at least three times the height - it's right next to the airport entrance so definitely not 3km away!
In Lincs there are lots of airfields but still seem to be barns/agri buildings built above 3m in height.
Can anyone explain why/how?
Romany
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Posted 07 November 2012 - 21:21
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Hi Romany
The 3m / 3km rule applies to PD, buildings around the airport will have full planning
The 3m / 3km rule applies to PD, buildings around the airport will have full planning
