Land known as Walnut Tree Farm and Little Almners Caravan Park, Alnmers Road, Lyne Chertsey, KT10 0BH

Without planning permission, the material change of use of the Land as a mixed use consisting of a permanent residential caravan park for gypsies-and-travellers and non-gypsies-and-travellers, a Long & Short Term Caravan, Motor Home Camping Park, a traffic management contractor's yard and storage of shipping containers, lorry bodies and caravans. And all the associated development facilitating the material change of use which includes: i) The erection of fencing, walls and means of enclosure on the Land; ii) The erection of assorted site offices on the Land; iii) The creation of hard surfaces iv) The erection of brick bases for caravans v) The erection of sheds

Authority: Runnymede Borough Council
Appeal type: enforcement · Enforcement Notice
Procedure: Inquiry
Development: caravan-gypsy · Change of use
Inspector: Madge M

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The Council's failure to properly serve the enforcement notice on all owners, occupiers and persons with an interest in the land, causing substantial prejudice, meant the ground (e) appeal succeeded and the notice was quashed.

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