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PERMITTED DEVELOPMENT
TEMPORARY BUILDINGS & USES
[GPDO PART 4]
- TEMPORARY BUILDINGS [CLASS A]
- TEMPORARY
USES [CLASS
B]
You may
undertake the following works without the benefit of planning permission,
subject to satisfying the criteria set out below:-
TEMPORARY BUILDINGS
1. The provision on land of buildings, moveable
structures, works, plant or machinery required temporarily in connection with
and for the duration of operations being or to be carried out on, in under or
over that land or on land adjoining that land.
except in connection with mining
operations or where planning permission has not yet been granted for the
associated operations. Ie temporary buildings etc cannot be erected or sited in
advance of any planning consent being granted.
once the works are completed the
temporary structures etc must be removed and the land reinstated to its
original condition accordingly.
You may
undertake the following works without the benefit of planning permission,
subject to satisfying the criteria set out below:-
TEMPORARY USES
The use of any land
for any purpose (*) for not more than 28 days total in
any calendar year and the provision on the land of any moveable structure for
the purposes of the permitted use.
(*) Except the following uses, which are limited
to not more than 14 days in any calendar year -
*The Holding of a Market
*Motor vehicle and motor cycle racing,
speed trials and associated practising.
except where the land to be utilised is
a building, or within the curtilage of a building.
the use of
the land is for a caravan site (see next section)
the land is
part of of within a SSSI and is the intended use would be for motor sports,
clay pigeon shooting or any 'war game' (excluding any formal military
activities)
the use of
the land is for the display of an advertisement.
Although it
may not always be the case, the use of these rights is usually taken to relate
to land within a single planning unit, that is, within a single definable land
holding for planning purposes. So for example, moving a marquee around a large
garden every 28 days will not overcome the limitations.