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Planning Controls over Agricultural and Forestry Development and Rural Building Conversions

Report Out of Print
By: Department of the Environment
238 pages, Col photos, figs, tabs
Planning Controls over Agricultural and Forestry Development and Rural Building Conversions
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  • Planning Controls over Agricultural and Forestry Development and Rural Building Conversions ISBN: 9780117531635 Paperback Dec 1995 Out of Print #57171
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About this book

The research for this report took place over two years and the aims of the study were: to assess the effectiveness of new controls and guidance over agricultural and forestry developments in meeting essential needs and protecting the environment, whilst imposing excessive additional burdens on agricultural and forestry businesses. It also aims to assess the effectiveness of revised guidance on the conversion of rural buildings in promoting the diversification of the rural economy and the conservation of the countryside. The research focuses on a number of different aspects of rural development, looking in detail at the workings of current controls and government guidance.

Contents

Permitted development rights for agricultural and forestry developments; planning controls over smaller agricultural holdings; car parks, mobile units and temporary structures on farms; agricultural and forestry dwellings; the re-use of rural buildings; postscript - the broader context.

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Report Out of Print
By: Department of the Environment
238 pages, Col photos, figs, tabs
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