Erection of a farmworkers dwelling,

Why Was This Approved?

• ✓Proposed farmworker's dwelling at Bishopscourt Farm, Kirk Michael
• ✓Decision made by the Planning Committee
• ✓Application approved with six conditions attached
• ✓erection of a farm workers dwelling on a site in Kirk Michael

This application sought permission to erect a farmworker's dwelling on a field adjacent to Bishopscourt Farm, Kirk Michael, Isle of Man. The Planning Committee considered the application and formally approved it on 23 March 2005, with six conditions attached to the permission. The officer's recommendation was also to approve, and the committee's decision aligned with that recommendation. The formal decision record lists 6 conditions.

The Planning Committee approved the application on 23 March 2005. The proposal was for a farmworker's dwelling at a field adjacent to Bishopscourt Farm in Kirk Michael, and the committee formally approved it.

Conditions (6)

1. 1

   Condition 1

   The development hereby permitted shall commence before the expiration of four years from the date of this notice.

2. 2

   Condition 2

   This approval relates to drawing no.s 0477/1/1, 0477/1/2 and 0477/1/3 date stamped the 16th December 2004.

3. 3

   Condition 3

   The residential curtilage of the dwelling is hereby defined as that shown by the red line on drawing no. 0477/1/2 date stamped the 16th December 2004.

4. 4

   Condition 4

   The occupation of the dwelling shall be limited to persons whose employment or latest employment is or was employed in agriculture on the Island and the dependants of such persons as aforesaid.

5. 5

   Condition 5

   The dwelling shall be used only in association with Bishopscourt Farm and shall not be sold or let off separately.

6. 6

   Condition 6

   All services including electricity and telephone where installed must be laid underground.

Planning History (1)

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