legal people please? planning permission question
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legal people please? planning permission question
I need some legal advice regarding planning permission regarding a neighbour of mine who has a bloody great steam engine and carrage in there driveway!
Do you need planning permission to park a steam engine in a residential driveway?
david
Do you need planning permission to park a steam engine in a residential driveway?
david
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depends on where you live, whats written in the deeds of the property and also what the local council thinks.
for example where i live we are not allowed to keep any sort of farm animals and not allowed to keep caravans or boats, or run a business from the property.
write to your local council and ask, if it helps then include some photos to illistrate what your talking about.
for example where i live we are not allowed to keep any sort of farm animals and not allowed to keep caravans or boats, or run a business from the property.
write to your local council and ask, if it helps then include some photos to illistrate what your talking about.
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Don't think the planners will be inerested! Legal nightmare to enforce anything on someone else deeds - how about a nice bamboo screen - I recommend Spectablis - goes 20' no probs. - or hotwire it and hide it!
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Are we talking Steam roller, traction engine, or railway locomotive? I would have thought that he would have as much right as you to have a road-going vehicle in his driveway, and there is probably absolutely no ruling for the likes of Railway rolling stock, since the planners probably never thought of that one!
It would be a nice touch if his garden was built on a derelict branch line.
A bit like the guy near here who used to have a Lightning fighter parked on his front lawn
Cheers!
JW
It would be a nice touch if his garden was built on a derelict branch line.
A bit like the guy near here who used to have a Lightning fighter parked on his front lawn
Cheers!
JW
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Go and talk to your local planning officer, at the District Council. They will always have a duty officer for drop in visits but you will get a better response by making an appointment.
If it is a road going vehicle, you have a problem, it's the same as your car. The railway carriage may be easier, depending on the size of it, it may be over the size permitted for icreased development within his propery. It may however be classed as a temporary structure, which is very difficult to deal with.
If it classed as a caravan, there may well be a covenent or other entry in the property deeds that could be useful, many properties are prevented from having them on the property(early control of pikeys).
Not sure if helps. If all else fails, next time he sparks up the steam engine, torch the carriage, them show the dodgy phone video of the sparks travelling from one to other, or just give the local environmental health office a ring.
Cheers
If it is a road going vehicle, you have a problem, it's the same as your car. The railway carriage may be easier, depending on the size of it, it may be over the size permitted for icreased development within his propery. It may however be classed as a temporary structure, which is very difficult to deal with.
If it classed as a caravan, there may well be a covenent or other entry in the property deeds that could be useful, many properties are prevented from having them on the property(early control of pikeys).
Not sure if helps. If all else fails, next time he sparks up the steam engine, torch the carriage, them show the dodgy phone video of the sparks travelling from one to other, or just give the local environmental health office a ring.
Cheers
Simon
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In the freehold lease of my property it states no caravans or comercial vehicles. But one of the properties is rented to a builder who has a nice red van parked outside my house. couple this with the fact that the allocated parking allows him 1 parking space, but he has a red van, a polo and a motor bike - ( ie 3 spaces ), really gets my goat.
to top that I even get random people parking in my drive! - you go out and speak to them and they say things like - "oh I'm visiting XXX who lives 2 doors down!, who doesnt have parking so, you know, I didnt think you'd mind.... " - I'm anything but a mild man and this sort of logic infuriates me..!
nothing I seem to say - or do - makes a difference. Best thing you can do I reckon is screen it and call him an ar*e every time you can. - least its not blocking you from getting in or out of your garage, alternatively walk around the neighbourhood and collect up all the dog pooh you can and throw it at it... messy but satisfying.
to top that I even get random people parking in my drive! - you go out and speak to them and they say things like - "oh I'm visiting XXX who lives 2 doors down!, who doesnt have parking so, you know, I didnt think you'd mind.... " - I'm anything but a mild man and this sort of logic infuriates me..!
nothing I seem to say - or do - makes a difference. Best thing you can do I reckon is screen it and call him an ar*e every time you can. - least its not blocking you from getting in or out of your garage, alternatively walk around the neighbourhood and collect up all the dog pooh you can and throw it at it... messy but satisfying.
FWIW the planning aspect is probably a non-starter.
However, if the steam/soot etc drifted into your garden every time he started the engine there may be an action in private nuisance - the remedy is damages and/or an injunction to prevent the nuisance.
The downside is that such cases are expensive to run.
An alternative solution would be to try and get the local environmental health on side to serve an abatement notice for excessive noise/smells/fumes
However, if the steam/soot etc drifted into your garden every time he started the engine there may be an action in private nuisance - the remedy is damages and/or an injunction to prevent the nuisance.
The downside is that such cases are expensive to run.
An alternative solution would be to try and get the local environmental health on side to serve an abatement notice for excessive noise/smells/fumes