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New Build, Planning Question

soloeffort79 · 2014-10-14 10:07:17

I plan on building a new house on a site given to me by my father..Right beside my planned site my father has a shed and old farm house. A small portion of the farm house will be on my site. I plan on knocking the old farm house completely and moving the shed further away from my new build and rebuilding it. Questions i…

14-10-2014 10:07am

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soloeffort79

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I plan on building a new house on a site given to me by my father..Right beside my planned site my father has a shed and old farm house. A small portion of the farm house will be on my site. I plan on knocking the old farm house completely and moving the shed further away from my new build and rebuilding it. Questions i have:
1. Do I need to state this in the planning as the shed is not on my site?
2. Do I need to state in the planning that the old farm house will be demolished?

Or does the 2 steps above need to be done by my father as they are both on his property technically?

There is no plan to ever rebuild the old farm house.

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#2 14-10-2014 10:11am

BryanF

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Your arch will advise on the wording. From the limited info the answer is yes to both. There are several ways your professional can address these items.

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