®Planning appeal decision
The Half Moon Inn, Sharow Lane, SHAROW RIPON, HG4 5BP
change of use to a single dwelling’. This description does not show the 2022 PA to be for retrospective planning permission. Furthermore, the DL is written in the context that the development has not been carried out. That Inspector also makes no finding on what use the building was being put to at the time of their
- Authority
- North Yorkshire Council
- Appeal type
- enforcement · Enforcement Notice
- Procedure
- Written Representations
- Development
- other · Change of use
Main issues, as the Inspector framed them
- Appeals A & B: Whether the alleged material change of use to a mixed use as a public house and residential accommodation had occurred
- Appeal C: Whether the Council's decision to refuse to issue a certificate of lawful use or development was well-founded
What decided it
The absence of a serviceable bar and commercial kitchen meant the building could not have been used as a public house to form part of the alleged mixed use, therefore the enforcement notice allegation was factually incorrect and was quashed; for Appeal C, the appellant's imprecise and ambiguous evidence failed to establish continuous use as a single dwelling for the required 4-year period.
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