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hi, well i have a small cottage which started its life as a cabbage packing shed which has been there since approxamatly 1939 anyway the building was renovated and the people living there have been doing so for well over the 4 yrs which is set out as guide lines for it to be a dwelling...

sorry to hear of this, but i bought a farm about 8 yrs ago then 2 months later on the adjoining fields 2 phone masts appeared, i made a few enquiries and iam sure the response was they didnt need planning permission just some sort of notice which isnt easilly pulled by a conveyancing...

thankyou some very good information there,

anyway back to my question..

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very interesting, but here in cornwall every time you put an application in the planners always take away your permitted development rights so pd wont be available for a lot of people and also a lot of people here fall out with parish members,lolas they are only bizzy bodies and want abee...

but surely woody we are still governed by government legislation and that wont change,will this not just mean a back log of appeals at bristol due to applications being refused uneasesarly

thankyou i dont know much someone was talking about it to me over xmas and i remembered a planner going on about it it last yr,doesnt sound good to me to trust them idiots with any planning permission,

hi all and happy new year, can some one help me out on this ive heard planning will be dealt with the parish councils as apart of a government stratorgory.... i hope not as our parish know nothing especally about planning laws,all this will mean is back handers and costly appeals,can any one...

no thats ok and bc dont need involving,iam 99% sure

yes we 1st applied for holiday let in 2002 ish,then an extension to a let in 2009, i except its 1 dwelling but would just like it to accomadate 2 familys during summer i dont want it to become 2 it wouldnt be feesable rates etc, thanks mark

belligerence that word makes me laugh...... but yes maybe as we always find that most dc officers arnt helpfull we did a pre app and they cover there back so much its unreal, this was a farm and i live in the barn the holiday let was an old horse block built in 1745 of traditional stone...

i will seperate it if necessary but should i get the permission as altering nothing outside,

thankyou, i was granted permision for 1 let in 2002 but applied for an extension in 2009 which doubled it in size and allowed it to have 2 kitchens etc hence i made it into 2 places

thankyou you seem to be very helpfull, also i have a holiday let not seen from the road which i applied for planning on to extend last yr and got it, i then decided to split it into 2 not altering it externally,now enforcement have come down on me will it be ok to split it or shall i have to...

thankyou, but bc isnt subject to agricultural buildings so a tractor store for a quad or an agricultural machine is excempt from building,right???

WHAT A HORRIBLE THING THIS IS AND TO MANY PEOPLE DO IT AND GET AWAY WITH IT, well legal fees could cost you more then the job,the women will take you to court and has a good chance of winning but upto now the amount of money is minimal so it will be only heard in the small claims court, so...

should be they favour sporting events,lol a gym over a shed :?: :lol:

its not calling what you like it whats legal and not legal,all i asked was how many legal annexes can be allowed on 1 property is there a specific number,

thankyou, so i presume theres no law on to how many annexes you can have, ive got 2 and a cottage was wondering if calling one a hunting lodge would be more favourable with the planners?