Having already confirmed the change of use of a building from an office to a house, Bloomfields have achieved a further permission on a site in the Green Belt to change the use of an industrial unit to a further house. This has given our client a range of options for their site.
During the negotiation process the Bloomfields team also demonstrated that the provision of additional information with regard to contamination surveys was not necessary
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Bloomfields has met its client’s requirement to obtain planning approval for a storage facility and yard extension within a required timeframe. This has made applying for grant funding possible. This is not only a fantastic planning achievement for the team and the client’s business, but one which has the potential to significantly reduce the build […]
Bloomfields has obtained approval for the Change of Use of a former agricultural building to B1 (Business), using the Class R permitted development rights. Within the application, Bloomfields provided a robust case with supporting information to prove that the conversion was feasible and the works could be carried out without the need for major rebuilding, […]
Bloomfields have obtained the unrestricted B2 commercial use of a former stable building and the associated yard through the submission of a Certificate of Lawful Use at the site. Within the submission justification and evidence for the building use and yard was compiled and succinctly demonstrated to the Council that the use had been in […]
Bloomfields have successfully gained consent for the storage of four mobile homes for seasonal agricultural workers, when they are not in use. This consent provides agricultural workers accommodation on the farm and allows for the necessary infrastructure to be put in place so that the mobile homes do not need to be removed when they […]
Our client was considering the change of use of their site for the purposes of being able to utilise land for a range of uses; however, the site was adjacent to the sea and therefore susceptible to flooding. After some discussion the opportunity was taken to progress an application through the Environment Agency for a […]
