The Hayloft, Low Hill Hartlebury DY10 4HT

change of use of the hayloft into holiday let accommodation and installation of septic tank without complying with conditions attached to planning permission Ref W/07/00569/CU, dated 25 September 2007.  The conditions in dispute are Nos 3 and 4 which state that: “the change of use to holiday let shall be used for the purpose of holiday let accommodation and shall not be used for permanent residential occupancy or as a sole main residence for independent occupier/occupiers” and “the holiday let herby approved shall remain as holiday let accommodation, which restricts periods of occupancy to a maximum of four weeks per letting period”.  The reason given for both conditions is: The Council considers the building unsuitable for permanent private residential use

Authority: Wychavon District Council
Appeal type: other · Planning Appeal (W)
Procedure: Written representations
Postcode: DY10 4HT

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