Rural Workers Dwelling Planning Permission
Having successfully achieved planning permission for our clients to build two agricultural barns we then put together a proposal for an Rural Workers Dwelling at this beautiful site.
They operate a substantial farming operation on a range of rented and owned land areas. The land at Dog Lane is the only land owned by the applicants, and therefore the right location for them to invest in the permanent infrastructure to meet their needs. We demonstrated that the livestock enterprise requires extensive management and infrastructure to ensure the highest welfare for the animals and to prevent any damage to the land.
The proposed siting of the dwelling was carefully chosen to be as visually discreet as possible, whilst maintaining clear sight lines of the animals, front access and public right of way for security reasons.
Summary
We had successfully achieved planning permission for two agricultural barns on this beautiful site in Worcestershire. Our clients operate a substantial farming operation on a mix of rented and owned land and so we put together a proposal to demonstrate the need for a Rural Workers Dwelling on this site.
Worcestershire
Wychavon District Council
The site is situated within a Nitrate Vulnerable Zone relating to surface water and is within an area designated as Greenbelt land. The site also lies within an SSSI impact risk zone. We therefore had to demonstrate that the proposed developments would not cause any significant impacts. We worked with our client to put forward a robust justification statement to demonstrate a need for them to be on site.
APPROVED
"It was an absolute pleasure to work on and be part of this project. The location is beautiful and once we achieved planning permission for the agricultural barns the natural progression was to work towards permission for a Rural Workers Dwelling. We were all delighted with the result."
Sally Moore, Managing Director, The Rural Planning Co
SALLY MOORE
PLANNING CONSULTANT & RURAL CHARTERED SURVEYOR
ABOUT
Sally is a farmers daughter from Worcestershire and loves to put her background to good use in helping businesses achieve their goals. Specialising in agricultural, rural business and diversification projects, Sally is experienced in a range of schemes and has successfully managed a variety of planning applications, permitted development applications, enforcement queries and appeals, with a very high success rate.
