Change of use to private residential dwelling by removal of agricultural occupancy condition

Why Was This Approved?

• ✓Property had not been used as an agricultural workers dwelling for a considerable length of time
• ✓Level of farming on the site had significantly decreased
• ✓Agricultural occupancy condition no longer served a meaningful planning purpose
• ✓Decision made by the Planning Committee
• ✓removal of an agricultural workers tie
• ✓history of the site
• ✓property has not been used as an agricultural workers dwelling for a considerable length of time
• ✓recent appeal decisions

The application related to Flat Crosby Farm on Bride Road, Bride, and proposed the removal of a condition tying occupation of the dwelling to agricultural workers. The officer's assessment focused on the history of the site, noting that the level of farming had significantly decreased and that the property had not been used as an agricultural workers dwelling for a considerable period. The Planning Committee, constituted under the Isle of Man Planning Scheme (Development Plan) Order 1982, agreed with the officer's recommendation and permitted the application.

The committee approved the removal of the agricultural occupancy condition because the property had not been used as an agricultural workers dwelling for a considerable length of time and the level of farming on the site had significantly decreased.

Conditions (1)

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   Condition 1

   This approval relates to drawing number 2591/1 date stamped 23rd April 2003.

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