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Is the site currently occupied under any agricultural tenancy agreements?
NoYes
5. Agricultural Tenants
NoYes
If the site is currently occupied under any agricultural tenancy agreements and:
- all parties have consented to the change of use
You will need to include copies of the written confirmations from all relevant landlords and tenants, stating their consent, when this
application is submitted.
- not all parties have consented to the change of use
Your proposals will not be eligible for permitted development based on the limits set by legislation. In this circumstance, you should not
continue with this application and seek advice from the Local Planning Authority on the best course of action.
NoYes
If yes, have all the parties to any agricultural tenancy agreements consented to the change of use?
NoYes
Have any agricultural tenancy agreements been terminated in the year before development is proposed to begin for the purpose of
carrying out the proposed change of use?
If yes, have all the parties to all of the terminated agricultural tenancy agreements agreed that the site is no longer required for
agricultural use?
If any agricultural tenancy agreements have been terminated in the year before development is proposed to begin for the purpose of
carrying out the proposed change of use, and:
- all parties have agreed that the site is no longer required for agricultural use
You will need to include copies of the written confirmations from all relevant landlords and tenants, stating that they agree the site is no
longer required for any agricultural use, when this application is submitted.
- not all parties agreed that the site is no longer required for agricultural use
Your proposals will not be eligible for permitted development based on the limits set by legislation. In this circumstance, you should not
continue with this application and seek advice from the Local Planning Authority on the best course of action.
6. Dwellinghouses and floor space
How many smaller dwellinghouses will be created by this proposal:
Smaller dwellinghouses are defined as having no more than 100 square metres of floor space per dwelling.
Larger dwellinghouses are defined as having more than 100 but no more than 465 square metres of floor space per dwelling.
How many smaller dwellinghouses have previously been created under
this permitted development right on this established agricultural unit:
How many larger dwellinghouses have previously been created under
this permitted development right on this established agricultural unit:
How many larger dwellinghouses will be created by this proposal:
Note that this figure should be the number of dwellinghouses proposed by the development that is additional to the number of
dwellinghouses on the site immediately prior to the development.
What will be the net increase in dwellinghouses:
If the proposals exceed any of these limits, you should not continue with this application and seek advice from your
Local Planning Authority on the best course of action.
To be eligible for this permitted development right, the number and size of dwellinghouses developed has to be within the limits set by
legislation. This includes any dwellinghouses that were previously developed under this permitted development right.
- No more than a total of 5 dwellinghouses (including no more than 3 larger dwellinghouses) can be developed;
- No single dwellinghouse can exceed 465 square metres of floor space; and
- The total combined floor space of all the larger dwellinghouses developed cannot exceed 465 square metres.
NoYes
Will the floor space of any single proposed dwellinghouse exceed 465 square metres?
NoYes
Will the total combined floor space (previously and in this proposal) changed to Larger Dwellinghouses under this permitted development
right on this established agricultural unit exceed 465 square metres?