Application for a certificate of lawful use of extension as a separate dwelling

Why Was This Approved?

• ✓Application sought to confirm lawful use of an extension as a separate dwelling
• ✓The building has its own identifiable residential curtilage distinct from Sycamore House
• ✓Separate vehicular access available to The Bungalow
• ✓Certificate of Lawful Use approved on 1 July 2009
• ✓access

This application sought a Certificate of Lawful Use to confirm that an extension at The Bungalow, adjacent to the former Lezayre Tea Rooms, Glen Duff, Ramsey, is lawfully used as a separate dwelling in its own right. The officer's report identified that the building has a distinct residential curtilage separate from the neighbouring Sycamore House, and that each property has its own independent vehicular access. These physical characteristics supported the conclusion that the building was capable of, and was being used as, a separate dwelling. The certificate was approved on 1 July 2009 under delegated authority, in line with the officer's recommendation.

A Certificate of Lawful Use was approved, confirming that the extension at The Bungalow is lawfully used as a separate dwelling. The officer's report noted that the building has its own identifiable residential curtilage and a separate means of vehicular access, distinguishing it from the neighbouring Sycamore House. The decision was made under delegated authority.

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