Permitted Development.. allows you to be overlooked?

parking_question_chap

Ant555 wrote: »

I wouldn't be surprised if thats just to save the LPA some time!

I am pretty sure an LPA would have their own mapping layers and pick up any properties with a shared boundary. Would be quicker than copying out each address noted on the app form.

cyclonebri1

parking_question_chap wrote: »

Yes, this is correct

Though definition of what is considered mobile, cant say I know that off the top of my head.

And that's the problem, there is no clear definition, much like many other points in planning law.

As I said I've been involved in this, this am in fact due to the fact that every structure in there garden has to have planning permission due the PDR being withdrawn.

I've had many meetings with the area enforcemnt officer as we have a very abnoxious neighbour who runs to the council every time someone farts.

I ran the exact example that I mentioned, the shed on wheels, past him. It's not a structure.
I also thought old touring caravan and the best one for our issue, a farm trailer with a double deck of round jumbo hay bales. Also would be allowable.

But the question that I can't get anyone to answer is "do they have to move?, how often? and how far?"