Removal of agricultural workers occupancy condition from dwelling

Why Was This Refused?

• ✓Application to remove an agricultural workers occupancy condition from a dwelling
• ✓The property is a substantial two-storey detached house with four bedrooms on a 0.45-acre plot south of Sulby Village
• ✓Officer recommended refusal
• ✓Decision made by committee, which also refused the application

This application sought to remove an agricultural workers occupancy condition from a dwelling called Tramman on Ballamanagh Road, Sulby, Isle of Man. Such a condition restricts occupation of the property to those employed in agriculture. Removing it would have allowed the house to be used without that restriction. The property is a two-storey detached house with four large bedrooms, three bathrooms, and three reception rooms, set within a 0.45-acre plot on the western side of Ballamanagh Road, south of Sulby Village. The application was refused by the planning committee on 17 March 2011. The case officer had also recommended refusal.

The application was refused by committee on 17 March 2011. The proposal sought to remove an agricultural workers occupancy condition tied to the dwelling, which would have freed it from restrictions on who could live there. The officer recommended refusal, and the committee's final decision was also to refuse.

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