Green Belt Planning Permission?

freshfruitbandit

martindow wrote: »

The difference surely is that for most houses the cost of the land on which they are built is considerable. With your project you are in the lucky position of being given the land so you are only looking at the costs of construction and can't be directly compared to the £500k house.

Ordinarily this would be very true, but i know the price and circumstances around the land acquisition these 4 houses will sit on and the developer hasn't behaved very admirably and has plenty of budget to do more even if they were sold for £400k each.

We need more and more new homes to adopt renewables so that prices of the technology can fall and investment can be made into R&D to make them more accessible to more people. Putting renewables into new builds is easy, retrofitting is tougher.

I'd like to see more government help, in particular, to help our load on the national grid. Wind and solar can easily be adopted and pairing these renewable energy sources with things such as low energy appliances and LED Lighting could make a massive impact.

WW_Planning

Hello

I am a planning consultant and stumbled across your question. I am working for clients with small GB sites in village and GB locations at present.

Do reply to me if you would like me to look at your case.

lessonlearned

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Davesnave

lessonlearned wrote: »

Please be aware that the rules of these forums is that you are not allowed to tout for business.

....And that doing so may make you look rather desperate!