®Planning appeal decision
Queen Acre Cottage Windsor Road, Water Oakley, WINDSOR, SL4 5UJ
Without planning permission, the material change of use of the land from a mixed use comprising dwellinghouse and agricultural land (sue generis), to a mixed use comprising dwellinghouse and the sale and display for sale of motor vehicles (sue generis); which incorporates the formation of hardstanding, to facilitate the use of the sale and display for sale of motor vehicles, and the material change of use of an existing outbuilding from incidental residential use to an office use. And. Without planning permission, the erection of an outbuilding
- Authority
- Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead
- Appeal type
- enforcement · Enforcement Notice
- Procedure
- Written Representations
- Development
- other · Other minor developments
- Inspector
- Moss J
Main issues, as the Inspector framed them
- Whether the matters alleged in the enforcement notice constitute a breach of planning control (ground c)
- Whether at the date the notice was issued enforcement action could be taken (ground d)
- Whether the steps required to comply with the notice are excessive (ground f)
- Whether the period specified in the notice is reasonable (ground g)
What decided it
The requirement to remove all office paraphernalia from the outbuilding was excessive because the outbuilding could lawfully be used as a home office with such furniture, interfering with the appellant's rights under section 57(4) of the 1990 Act.
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