· Pathfinder House, St Mary’s Street Huntingdon. PE29 3TN [email protected] SCHEDULE OF ITEMS...

294 bales stacked 7 high294 bales stacked 7 high

Tractor

Hay cutting and turning machinery

To be kept clear toprovide access to hay and machinery Secure storage

for fertilizer and fuel

Fish feed (pellets)2/3 tonnes at a time -up to 120 x 25kg bags

1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey 04.02.2014 Discussion with Andy Moffat who confirmed that the building was ‘reasonably needed for agricultural purposes’ and this is supported by the additional information submitted. Therefore, pending clarification of a suitable roofing material, prior approval is not required.

Ref: 16: 1906 Planning Portal Reference: 003067215

Application for prior notification of agricultural or forestry development - proposed building.

Town and Country Planning General Permitted Development Order 1995 Schedule 2, parts 6 & 7

Publication of applications on planning authority websites. Please note that the information provided on this application form and in supporting documents may be published on the Authority’s website. If you require any further clarification, please contact the Authority’s planning department.

1. Applicant Name, Address and Contact Details

Title: Miss First name: S Surname: Hopkins

Company name

Street address: C/o Agent

Town/City

County:

Country:

Postcode:

Are you an agent acting on behalf of the applicant? NoYes

Country Code

National Number

Extension Number

Mobile number:

Telephone number:

Fax number:

Email address:

2. Agent Name, Address and Contact Details

Title: Mr First Name: David Surname: Mead

Company name: Partners in Planning

Street address: 10 Manor Mews

Bridge Street

St Ives

Town/City Huntingdon

County: Cambs

Country:

Postcode: PE27 5UW

Extension Number

Mobile number:

Telephone numbe

Fax number:

Email address:


3. Site Address Details

Description of location or a grid reference (must be completed if postcode is not known):

Full postal address of the site (including full postcode where available)

House: Suffix:

House name:

Street address: Long Lane

Hemingford Grey

Town/City: Huntingdon

County: Cambs

Postcode:

Easting: 529412

Northing: 269803

Description:

Land at

4. The Proposed Building

Please indicate which of the following are involved in your proposal:

A new building An extension An alteration

Please describe the type of building:

Storage building

Please state the dimensions of the building:

Length

Height to eaves

Breadth

Height to ridge

metres20.3

metres3.0

metres7.0

metres6.2

Please describe the walls and the roof materials and colours:

Walls - MaterialsTimber and brick

Walls - External colour

Black and red

Roof - materials

Concrete tile

Roof - External colour

Red

Has an agricultural building been constructed on this unit within the last two years? NoYes

Would the proposed building be used to house livestock, slurry or sewage sludge? NoYes

Would the floor area of the building exceed 465 square metres? NoYes

Has any building, works, pond, plant/machinery, or fishtank been erected within 90 metres of the proposed development within the last 2 years? NoYes


5. The Site

What is the total area of the proposed agricultural unit? (1 hectare = 10,000 metres) hectares17.0

What is the area of the parcel of land where the development is to be located? hectares1 or more

How long has the land on which the proposed development would be located been in use for agriculture for the purposes of a trade or business? Years: 10 Months: 00

NoYesIs the proposed development reasonably necessary for the purposes of agriculture?

If Yes, please explain why:

Storage of hay grown on parcel of land and associated machinery

Is the proposed development designed for the purposes of agriculture? NoYes


Agricultural storage building

Does the proposed development involve any alteration to a dwelling? NoYes

Is the proposed development more than 25 metres from a metalled part of a trunk or classified road? NoYes

What is the height of the proposed development? metres

Is the proposed development within 3 kilometres of an aerodrome? NoYes

Would the proposed development affect an ancient monument, archaeological site or listed building or would it be within a Site of Special Scientific Interest or a local nature reserve? NoYes

6. Site Visit

Can the site be seen from a public road, public footpath, bridleway or other public land? NoYes

If the planning authority needs to make an appointment to carry out a site visit, whom should they contact? (Please select only one)

The applicantThe agent Other person

7. Declaration

I/we hereby apply for planning permission/consent as described in this form and the accompanying plans/drawings and additional information. I/we confirm that, to the best of my/our knowledge, any facts stated are true and accurate and any opinions given are the genuine opinions of the person(s) giving them. Date 12/12/2013

27.01.2014 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey 4pm Within telephone call from Cllr Bates, the experience and qualification of the Case Officer was questioned. The Case Officer outlined that she had now changed roles and was no longer a ‘student planner’ but an ‘assistant development management officer’ and that she was aware of the history of the site.

Partners in Planning

10 Manor MewsBridge StreetSt IvesHuntingdonCambs PE27 5UW

Tel: 01480 494969Fax: 01480 493939Email: [email protected]

PROJECT

REV DATE REVISION NOTES

DRAWING TITLE

DRAWN

DATE

SCALE

DWG NO. REV

PROPOSED AGRICULTURAL BUILDING,LAKE AT LONG LANE,HEMINGFORD GREY, CAMBS.

LOCATION PLAN

DJM

MAY 2013 11.45.AB1

1:10000

Dra

in

Lake

Pond

Dra

in

Tra

ck

Track

GO

RE

TR

EE

RO

AD

LON

G L

AN

E(T

rack

)

LO

NG

LA

NE

Mulberry

Long Lane Farm

Cottage

Rock

White

Silos

12

Car Park

Existing Access Road

Partners in Planning

10 Manor MewsBridge StreetSt IvesHuntingdonCambs PE27 5UW

Tel: 01480 494969Fax: 01480 493939Email: [email protected]

PROJECT

REV DATE REVISION NOTES

DRAWING TITLE

DRAWN

DATE

SCALE

DWG NO. REV

PROPOSED AGRICULTURAL BUILDING,LAKE AT LONG LANE,HEMINGFORD GREY, CAMBS.

BLOCK PLAN

DJM

MAY 2013 11.45.AB2

1:500

PROPOSEDAGRICULTURALBUILDING

A

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From: Holland, Jackie (Planning)Sent: 03 January 2014 10:35To: 'David Mead'Subject: 1301970AGDET Long Lane, Hemingford GreyAttachments: ufm2.rtf Dear David, Please see attached letter for reasons why the above application is invalid. If you wish to respond electronically please use the following email address [email protected] as my emailbox is not always monitored. Kind Regards Jackie HollandAdmin OfficerPlanning Services I stress that the views stated in this email are an expression of officer opinion only, and are made without prejudiceto the determination of any subsequent enquiry or application for planning permission. Important note regarding the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL).Huntingdonshire District Council approved its CIL Charging Schedule in April of this year to become effective on the1st May 2012. On the 1st May 2012 and thereafter Huntingdonshire District Council will be obliged to collect theCIL Levy from liable parties once development commences which received planning permission on or after theeffective date. It is important that the liable parties (usually either developers or landowners) are correctly identifiedas early as possible. For more detailed information on CIL, the developments the charges will apply to, how muchthe charge will be and the process involved, the Community Infrastructure Levy pages on the Council’s websitewww.huntingdonshire.gov.uk should be referred to. Development proposals which create less than 100 squaremetres of internal floorspace will be exempt from the Community Infrastructure Levy and will not be charged.However development which creates one or more new dwellings will be charged the Community Infrastructure Levyirrespective of the floorspace created.

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk/

Tel: 01480 388388 Fax: 01480 388099

www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk

Pathfinder House, St Mary’s Street Huntingdon. PE29 3TN [email protected] Miss S Hopkins c/o Partners In Planning (FAO Mr D Mead) 10 Manor Mews Bridge Street St Ives PE27 5UW Our Ref: 1301970AGDET Your Ref: 3rd January 2014 Dear Sir/Madam TOWN & COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990 Proposed development Land North West Of Long Lane Lake Long Lane Hemingford Grey I have received an application for the above. However, I regret that it is not complete and I still require the items mentioned over the page. No action can be taken to determine the application without this information. If you do not reply by 7th February 2014, it will be assumed that you do not wish to proceed, and the application may be returned to you. If you wish to discuss this matter further, please do not hesitate to contact Carolyne Chegwidden on 01480 388420 or Julie Sargent on 01480 388419. Yours faithfully Admin Team Development Management Planning Services Continued over…..

Tel: 01480 388388 Fax: 01480 388099

www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk

Pathfinder House, St Mary’s Street Huntingdon. PE29 3TN [email protected]

SCHEDULE OF ITEMS REQUIRED (1301970AGDET ) The use given for the lake is 'water skiing lake' (application for camping and caraving etc). Please confirm that the land around the lake is used for agriculture. If the area of the agricultural unit is less than 5ha then the proposal cannot be dealt with by prior notification procedure. You have answered the question about distance of proposal would classified/trunk road as no it is not more than 25m from road. If that is the case then the proposal cannot be dealt with by prior notification procedure. You have said the area of the unit is 17ha, please supply a plan showing the unit, again, limits are imposed on the size of the parcel of land, so if the parcel of agricultural land is less than a hectare then the proposal cannot be dealt with by prior notification procedure. Huntingdonshire District Council approved its CIL Charging Schedule in April of this year to become effective on the 1st May 2012. On the 1st May 2012 and thereafter Huntingdonshire District Council will be obliged to collect the CIL Levy from liable parties once development commences which received planning permission on or after the effective date. It is important that the liable parties (usually either developers or landowners) are correctly identified as early as possible. For more detailed information on CIL, the developments the charges will apply to, how much the charge will be and the process involved, the Community Infrastructure Levy pages on the Council’s website www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk should be referred to. Development proposals which create less than 100 square metres of internal floorspace will be exempt from the Community Infrastructure Levy and will not be charged. However development which creates one or more new dwellings will be charged the Community Infrastructure Levy irrespective of the floorspace created.

http://www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk/


Application for prior notification of agricultural or forestry development - proposed building.

Town and Country Planning General Permitted Development Order 1995 Schedule 2, parts 6 & 7

Publication of applications on planning authority websites. Please note that the information provided on this application form and in supporting documents may be published on the Authority’s website. If you require any further clarification, please contact the Authority’s planning department.

1. Applicant Name, Address and Contact Details

Title: Miss First name: S Surname: Hopkins

Company name

Street address: C/o Agent

Town/City

County:

Country:

Postcode:

Are you an agent acting on behalf of the applicant? NoYes

Country Code

National Number

Extension Number

Mobile number:

Telephone number:

Fax number:

Email address:

2. Agent Name, Address and Contact Details

Title: Mr First Name: David Surname: Mead

Company name: Partners in Planning

Street address: 10 Manor Mews

Bridge Street

St Ives

Town/City Huntingdon

County: Cambs

Country:

Postcode: PE27 5UW

National Number

Mobile number:

Telephone number:

Fax number:

Email address:


3. Site Address Details

Description of location or a grid reference (must be completed if postcode is not known):

Full postal address of the site (including full postcode where available)

House: Suffix:

House name:

Street address: Long Lane

Hemingford Grey

Town/City: Huntingdon

County: Cambs

Postcode:

Easting: 529412

Northing: 269803

Description:

Land at

4. The Proposed Building

Please indicate which of the following are involved in your proposal:

A new building An extension An alteration

Please describe the type of building:

Storage building

Please state the dimensions of the building:

Length

Height to eaves

Breadth

Height to ridge

metres20.3

metres3.0

metres7.0

metres6.2

Please describe the walls and the roof materials and colours:

Walls - MaterialsTimber and brick

Walls - External colour

Black and red

Roof - materials

Concrete tile

Roof - External colour

Red

Has an agricultural building been constructed on this unit within the last two years? NoYes

Would the proposed building be used to house livestock, slurry or sewage sludge? NoYes

Would the floor area of the building exceed 465 square metres? NoYes

Has any building, works, pond, plant/machinery, or fishtank been erected within 90 metres of the proposed development within the last 2 years? NoYes


5. The Site

What is the total area of the proposed agricultural unit? (1 hectare = 10,000 metres) hectares17.0

What is the area of the parcel of land where the development is to be located? hectares1 or more

How long has the land on which the proposed development would be located been in use for agriculture for the purposes of a trade or business? Years: 10 Months: 00

NoYesIs the proposed development reasonably necessary for the purposes of agriculture?


Storage of hay grown on parcel of land and associated machinery

Is the proposed development designed for the purposes of agriculture? NoYes


Agricultural storage building

Does the proposed development involve any alteration to a dwelling? NoYes

Is the proposed development more than 25 metres from a metalled part of a trunk or classified road? NoYes

What is the height of the proposed development? metres

Is the proposed development within 3 kilometres of an aerodrome? NoYes

Would the proposed development affect an ancient monument, archaeological site or listed building or would it be within a Site of Special Scientific Interest or a local nature reserve? NoYes

6. Site Visit

Can the site be seen from a public road, public footpath, bridleway or other public land? NoYes

If the planning authority needs to make an appointment to carry out a site visit, whom should they contact? (Please select only one)

The applicantThe agent Other person

7. Declaration

I/we hereby apply for planning permission/consent as described in this form and the accompanying plans/drawings and additional information. I/we confirm that, to the best of my/our knowledge, any facts stated are true and accurate and any opinions given are the genuine opinions of the person(s) giving them. Date 12/12/2013

27.01.2014 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey 4pm Telephone Call from Cllr Bates outlining that:

- The applicant is not a farmer - The land is not within agricultural use - The building would not be used for an agricultural purpose but would be

converted for commercial or residential purposes - There is a lot of history on the site and this shows the applicants intensions

for the building - A precedent has been set by the actions of the applicant’s Farther and his

enterprises and playing of the planning system in other parts of the district

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Parker-Seale, Debra (Planning)

Sent: 04 February 2014 11:09To: Nuttall, Laura (Planning)Subject: RE: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford GreyAttachments: Roofing Product Catalogue.pdf

Laura I refer to our telephone conversation earlier today. Please find attached a brochure. I would suggest the Anglia pantile as shown on page 30. Antique brown or smooth grey are both acceptable. Regards David

From: Nuttall, Laura (Planning) [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 03 February 2014 16:40 To: David Mead Subject: RE: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey Good Afternoon David, Many thanks for the additional information. A decision will be issued by the close of play on 05.02.2014. Kind Regards, Laura Laura Nuttall Assistant Development Management Officer Planning Services Huntingdonshire District Council Tel. 01480 388407 I stress that the views stated in this email are an expression of officer opinion only, and are made without prejudice to the determination of any subsequent enquiry or application for planning permission. Important note regarding the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL). Huntingdonshire District Council approved its CIL Charging Schedule in April of last year to become effective on the 1st May 2012. From the 1st May 2012 Huntingdonshire District Council is obliged to collect the CIL Levy from liable parties once development commences which received planning permission on or after the effective date. It is important that the liable parties (usually either developers or landowners) are correctly identified as early as possible. For more detailed information on CIL, the developments the charges will apply to, how much the charge will be and the process involved, the Community Infrastructure Levy pages on the Council’s website www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk should be referred to. Development proposals which create less than 100 square metres of internal floorspace will be exempt from the Community Infrastructure Levy and will not be charged. However development which creates one or more new dwellings will be charged the Community Infrastructure Levy irrespective of the floorspace created.

Sent: 03 February 2014 09:46 To: Nuttall, Laura (Planning) Subject: RE: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey Morning Laura

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Floor plan attached showing how the building will be used. It has been specifically designed for this purpose and no other. It is small scale and now sited to reduce impact. It provides security for machinery as well as a dry space for hay. You will note how the door openings are required for the various elements of storage. The hay, machinery and feed/fertilizer/ fuel all have to accessible at all times. Last year 600 bales of hay were taken off the site. The storage inside the building shows this. The bales are stacked 7 high as this is the limit (2.5m) without large machinery as well as the height of the eaves of the building. I can confirm that the hay is taken off the field to the west of the lake. If you need anything else then please let me know. Regards David

From: Nuttall, Laura (Planning) [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 27 January 2014 17:08 To: David Mead Subject: FW: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey Good Afternoon David, Further to my email earlier today, please can I ask for some additional information and justification with regard to the design of the proposed storage building? Under Part 6 Class A of the GPDO it is outlined that development is notpermitted if… A.1. (c) it would involve the provision of a building, structure or works not designed for agricultural purposes. I am aware that the appearance of the proposed building is not of design typical of a barn used for the storage of hay. Please can you therefore outline how the functionality of the building relates to the proposed use and how this is best suited to for the agricultural purpose for which it is proposed, especially with regard to the proposed materials, size, scale and openings of the building? I am also wondering if you could please provide some additional information with regard to the amount of hay that is produced from the agricultural unit identified, as less that 3 hectares of the agricultural unit is land. This ties in with the ‘designed for agricultural purposes’, as the proposed building seems rather large for the size of the unit. Please can you outline whether the applicant owns additional land where hay would also be grown to supplement that grown within this agricultural unit? This may help to support the reason for the design. I look forward to hearing from you as soon as possible. Kind Regards, Laura Laura Nuttall Assistant Development Management Officer Planning Services Huntingdonshire District Council Tel. 01480 388407 I stress that the views stated in this email are an expression of officer opinion only, and are made without prejudice to the determination of any subsequent enquiry or application for planning permission. Important note regarding the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL). Huntingdonshire District Council approved its CIL Charging Schedule in April of last year to become effective on the 1st May 2012. From the 1st May 2012 Huntingdonshire District Council is obliged to collect the CIL Levy from liable parties once development commences which received planning permission on or after the effective date. It is important that the liable parties (usually either developers or landowners) are correctly identified as early as possible. For more detailed information on CIL, the developments the charges will apply to, how much the charge will

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be and the process involved, the Community Infrastructure Levy pages on the Council’s website www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk should be referred to. Development proposals which create less than 100 square metres of internal floorspace will be exempt from the Community Infrastructure Levy and will not be charged. However development which creates one or more new dwellings will be charged the Community Infrastructure Levy irrespective of the floorspace created.

From: Nuttall, Laura (Planning) Sent: 27 January 2014 12:34 To: 'David Mead' Subject: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey Good Morning David, Just having a look through the documentation submitted as part of this agricultural determination application and having visited the site, one quick question has arisen. The outlined use of the proposed agricultural building is for the ‘storage of hay grow on parcel of land and associated machinery’, which is fine but can you please just confirm that the area used for the growing of hay within this parcel of land is solely the area to the western side of the lake (between the existing access track and Mulberry Cottage)? From visiting the site this is the only area that I identified that would be used for the purpose of growing hay, but I just wish to check as I have not walked along the track to the eastern end of the lake to look at the use of the land to the eastern side of the lake. I look forward to hearing from you. Kind Regards, Laura Laura Nuttall Assistant Development Management Officer Planning Services Huntingdonshire District Council Tel. 01480 388407 I stress that the views stated in this email are an expression of officer opinion only, and are made without prejudice to the determination of any subsequent enquiry or application for planning permission. Important note regarding the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL). Huntingdonshire District Council approved its CIL Charging Schedule in April of last year to become effective on the 1st May 2012. From the 1st May 2012 Huntingdonshire District Council is obliged to collect the CIL Levy from liable parties once development commences which received planning permission on or after the effective date. It is important that the liable parties (usually either developers or landowners) are correctly identified as early as possible. For more detailed information on CIL, the developments the charges will apply to, how much the charge will be and the process involved, the Community Infrastructure Levy pages on the Council’s website www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk should be referred to. Development proposals which create less than 100 square metres of internal floorspace will be exempt from the Community Infrastructure Levy and will not be charged. However development which creates one or more new dwellings will be charged the Community Infrastructure Levy irrespective of the floorspace created.

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From: Nuttall, Laura (Planning)Sent: 27 January 2014 17:08To: 'David Mead'Subject: FW: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey

Good Afternoon David, Further to my email earlier today, please can I ask for some additional information and justification with regard to the design of the proposed storage building? Under Part 6 Class A of the GPDO it is outlined that development is not permitted if… A.1. (c) it would involve the provision of a building, structure or works not designed for agricultural purposes. I am aware that the appearance of the proposed building is not of design typical of a barn used for the storage of hay. Please can you therefore outline how the functionality of the building relates to the proposed use and how this is best suited to for the agricultural purpose for which it is proposed, especially with regard to the proposed materials, size, scale and openings of the building? I am also wondering if you could please provide some additional information with regard to the amount of hay that is produced from the agricultural unit identified, as less that 3 hectares of the agricultural unit is land. This ties in with the ‘designed for agricultural purposes’, as the proposed building seems rather large for the size of the unit. Please can you outline whether the applicant owns additional land where hay would also be grown to supplement that grown within this agricultural unit? This may help to support the reason for the design. I look forward to hearing from you as soon as possible. Kind Regards, Laura Laura Nuttall Assistant Development Management Officer Planning Services Huntingdonshire District Council Tel. 01480 388407 I stress that the views stated in this email are an expression of officer opinion only, and are made without prejudice to the determination of any subsequent enquiry or application for planning permission. Important note regarding the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL). Huntingdonshire District Council approved its CIL Charging Schedule in April of last year to become effective on the 1st May 2012. From the 1st May 2012 Huntingdonshire District Council is obliged to collect the CIL Levy from liable parties once development commences which received planning permission on or after the effective date. It is important that the liable parties (usually either developers or landowners) are correctly identified as early as possible. For more detailed information on CIL, the developments the charges will apply to, how much the charge will be and the process involved, the Community Infrastructure Levy pages on the Council’s website www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk should be referred to. Development proposals which create less than 100 square metres of internal floorspace will be exempt from the Community Infrastructure Levy and will not be charged. However development which creates one or more new dwellings will be charged the Community Infrastructure Levy irrespective of the floorspace created.

From: Nuttall, Laura (Planning) Sent: 27 January 2014 12:34 To: 'David Mead' Subject: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey Good Morning David,

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Just having a look through the documentation submitted as part of this agricultural determination application and having visited the site, one quick question has arisen. The outlined use of the proposed agricultural building is for the ‘storage of hay grow on parcel of land and associated machinery’, which is fine but can you please just confirm that the area used for the growing of hay within this parcel of land is solely the area to the western side of the lake (between the existing access track and Mulberry Cottage)? From visiting the site this is the only area that I identified that would be used for the purpose of growing hay, but I just wish to check as I have not walked along the track to the eastern end of the lake to look at the use of the land to the eastern side of the lake. I look forward to hearing from you. Kind Regards, Laura Laura Nuttall Assistant Development Management Officer Planning Services Huntingdonshire District Council Tel. 01480 388407 I stress that the views stated in this email are an expression of officer opinion only, and are made without prejudice to the determination of any subsequent enquiry or application for planning permission. Important note regarding the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL). Huntingdonshire District Council approved its CIL Charging Schedule in April of last year to become effective on the 1st May 2012. From the 1st May 2012 Huntingdonshire District Council is obliged to collect the CIL Levy from liable parties once development commences which received planning permission on or after the effective date. It is important that the liable parties (usually either developers or landowners) are correctly identified as early as possible. For more detailed information on CIL, the developments the charges will apply to, how much the charge will be and the process involved, the Community Infrastructure Levy pages on the Council’s website www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk should be referred to. Development proposals which create less than 100 square metres of internal floorspace will be exempt from the Community Infrastructure Levy and will not be charged. However development which creates one or more new dwellings will be charged the Community Infrastructure Levy irrespective of the floorspace created.

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From: Minihan, Eamonn (Planning)Sent: 04 February 2014 16:45

Cc: Nuttall, Laura (Planning)Subject: 1301970AGDET - Land North West Of Long Lane Lake, Long Lane, Hemingford

GreyAttachments: 1970.pdf

Good afternoon Mr Mead, Please find attached the above determination and officer report. Regards Eamonn Minihan Development Management Admin

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Sent: 31 January 2014 09:53To: Nuttall, Laura (Planning)Subject: RE: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey

Morning Laura I am having the plan marked up to show how the building will be used. Hoping to have this over to you later today. At the latest you will have it before Monday. Regards David

From: Nuttall, Laura (Planning) [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 31 January 2014 09:49 To: David Mead Subject: FW: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey Good Morning, Please may I ask you to respond to my emails, as soon as possible, that I sent to you earlier on this week? I require further information but am yet to receive this. I look forward to hearing from you. Kind Regards, Laura Laura Nuttall Assistant Development Management Officer Planning Services Huntingdonshire District Council Tel. 01480 388407 I stress that the views stated in this email are an expression of officer opinion only, and are made without prejudice to the determination of any subsequent enquiry or application for planning permission. Important note regarding the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL). Huntingdonshire District Council approved its CIL Charging Schedule in April of last year to become effective on the 1st May 2012. From the 1st May 2012 Huntingdonshire District Council is obliged to collect the CIL Levy from liable parties once development commences which received planning permission on or after the effective date. It is important that the liable parties (usually either developers or landowners) are correctly identified as early as possible. For more detailed information on CIL, the developments the charges will apply to, how much the charge will be and the process involved, the Community Infrastructure Levy pages on the Council’s website www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk should be referred to. Development proposals which create less than 100 square metres of internal floorspace will be exempt from the Community Infrastructure Levy and will not be charged. However development which creates one or more new dwellings will be charged the Community Infrastructure Levy irrespective of the floorspace created.

From: Nuttall, Laura (Planning) Sent: 27 January 2014 17:08 To: 'David Mead' Subject: FW: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey

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Good Afternoon David, Further to my email earlier today, please can I ask for some additional information and justification with regard to the design of the proposed storage building? Under Part 6 Class A of the GPDO it is outlined that development is not permitted if… A.1. (c) it would involve the provision of a building, structure or works not designed for agricultural purposes. I am aware that the appearance of the proposed building is not of design typical of a barn used for the storage of hay. Please can you therefore outline how the functionality of the building relates to the proposed use and how this is best suited to for the agricultural purpose for which it is proposed, especially with regard to the proposed materials, size, scale and openings of the building? I am also wondering if you could please provide some additional information with regard to the amount of hay that is produced from the agricultural unit identified, as less that 3 hectares of the agricultural unit is land. This ties in with the ‘designed for agricultural purposes’, as the proposed building seems rather large for the size of the unit. Please can you outline whether the applicant owns additional land where hay would also be grown to supplement that grown within this agricultural unit? This may help to support the reason for the design. I look forward to hearing from you as soon as possible. Kind Regards, Laura Laura Nuttall Assistant Development Management Officer Planning Services Huntingdonshire District Council Tel. 01480 388407 I stress that the views stated in this email are an expression of officer opinion only, and are made without prejudice to the determination of any subsequent enquiry or application for planning permission. Important note regarding the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL). Huntingdonshire District Council approved its CIL Charging Schedule in April of last year to become effective on the 1st May 2012. From the 1st May 2012 Huntingdonshire District Council is obliged to collect the CIL Levy from liable parties once development commences which received planning permission on or after the effective date. It is important that the liable parties (usually either developers or landowners) are correctly identified as early as possible. For more detailed information on CIL, the developments the charges will apply to, how much the charge will be and the process involved, the Community Infrastructure Levy pages on the Council’s website www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk should be referred to. Development proposals which create less than 100 square metres of internal floorspace will be exempt from the Community Infrastructure Levy and will not be charged. However development which creates one or more new dwellings will be charged the Community Infrastructure Levy irrespective of the floorspace created.

From: Nuttall, Laura (Planning) Sent: 27 January 2014 12:34 To: 'David Mead' Subject: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey Good Morning David, Just having a look through the documentation submitted as part of this agricultural determination application and having visited the site, one quick question has arisen. The outlined use of the proposed agricultural building is for the ‘storage of hay grow on parcel of land and associated machinery’, which is fine but can you please just confirm that the area used for the growing of hay within this parcel of land is solely the area to the western side of the lake (between the existing access track and Mulberry Cottage)? From visiting the site this is the only area that I identified that would be used for the purpose of growing hay, but I just wish to check as I have not walked along the track to the eastern end of the lake to look at the use of the land to the eastern side of the lake.

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I look forward to hearing from you. Kind Regards, Laura Laura Nuttall Assistant Development Management Officer Planning Services Huntingdonshire District Council Tel. 01480 388407 I stress that the views stated in this email are an expression of officer opinion only, and are made without prejudice to the determination of any subsequent enquiry or application for planning permission. Important note regarding the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL). Huntingdonshire District Council approved its CIL Charging Schedule in April of last year to become effective on the 1st May 2012. From the 1st May 2012 Huntingdonshire District Council is obliged to collect the CIL Levy from liable parties once development commences which received planning permission on or after the effective date. It is important that the liable parties (usually either developers or landowners) are correctly identified as early as possible. For more detailed information on CIL, the developments the charges will apply to, how much the charge will be and the process involved, the Community Infrastructure Levy pages on the Council’s website www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk should be referred to. Development proposals which create less than 100 square metres of internal floorspace will be exempt from the Community Infrastructure Levy and will not be charged. However development which creates one or more new dwellings will be charged the Community Infrastructure Levy irrespective of the floorspace created.

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Sent: 29 January 2014 12:49To: Control, Development (Planning)Subject: Re: 1301970 AGDET

Hi Debra Many thanks for your prompt response. Sorry, I meant to put my address down, it’s 21 Weir Road, Hemingford Grey, PE28 9EH Many thanks for letting me know the date if residents wish to check the status of this application. I do realise that AGDET numbers are not for public comment/consultation so I do not expect to see the email or photograph on the portal best wishes Esther Harrod, 21 Weir Road, Hemingford Grey, PE28 9EH From: Control, Development (Planning) Sent: Wednesday, January 29, 2014 10:35 AM

Subject: RE: 1301970 AGDET I will book your comments in and pass to case officer, can you please remind me of your home address. Also we do not as a procedure notify any contributors on determinations relating to AGDET applications so you may want to check on public access after 05.02.2014 for the details etc.

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Debra Parker-Seale Planning Department Team Support Officer Huntingdon District Council For your information, this e-mail does not constitute a formal determination under the Town and Country Planning Act, 1990. I hope the above is of assistance. The comments contained within this letter are made without prejudice to the eventual determination of any planning application that may be submitted.

Sent: 29 January 2014 09:52 To: CRM_Planning Subject: 1301970 AGDET Dear Laura RE LONG LANE LAKE HEMINGFORD GREY – STORAGE BUILDING 1301970AGDET We spoke on the phone this week regarding the above agricultural application for a storage building for hay

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I mentioned to you that there has been harvesting of hay by the applicant on the field last year which amounted to a stack approx 6 x 4 metres – a yield from the field which measures approx 2.8 ha, not the 17ha as claimed, as the rest of the “agricultural area” includes the large lake. The site is also currently awaiting planning permission for a water sport facility and small car park Herewith is a photo of the stack to give you an idea of the size of it compared to the size of the hay barn being applied for. It is to the left of the hot air balloon, underneath the blue tarpaulin covering (the balloon is from the applicant’s site at Lakeside Lodge, Pidley) This photograph is courtesy of another resident Thank you, regards Esther Harrod

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Sent: 03 February 2014 09:46To: Nuttall, Laura (Planning)Subject: RE: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford GreyAttachments: Storage Details.pdf

Morning Laura Floor plan attached showing how the building will be used. It has been specifically designed for this purpose and no other. It is small scale and now sited to reduce impact. It provides security for machinery as well as a dry space for hay. You will note how the door openings are required for the various elements of storage. The hay, machinery and feed/fertilizer/ fuel all have to accessible at all times. Last year 600 bales of hay were taken off the site. The storage inside the building shows this. The bales are stacked 7 high as this is the limit (2.5m) without large machinery as well as the height of the eaves of the building. I can confirm that the hay is taken off the field to the west of the lake. If you need anything else then please let me know. Regards David

From: Nuttall, Laura (Planning) [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 27 January 2014 17:08 To: David Mead Subject: FW: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey Good Afternoon David, Further to my email earlier today, please can I ask for some additional information and justification with regard to the design of the proposed storage building? Under Part 6 Class A of the GPDO it is outlined that development is not permitted if… A.1. (c) it would involve the provision of a building, structure or works not designed for agricultural purposes. I am aware that the appearance of the proposed building is not of design typical of a barn used for the storage of hay. Please can you therefore outline how the functionality of the building relates to the proposed use and how this is best suited to for the agricultural purpose for which it is proposed, especially with regard to the proposed materials, size, scale and openings of the building? I am also wondering if you could please provide some additional information with regard to the amount of hay that is produced from the agricultural unit identified, as less that 3 hectares of the agricultural unit is land. This ties in with the ‘designed for agricultural purposes’, as the proposed building seems rather large for the size of the unit. Please can you outline whether the applicant owns additional land where hay would also be grown to supplement that grown within this agricultural unit? This may help to support the reason for the design. I look forward to hearing from you as soon as possible. Kind Regards, Laura Laura Nuttall Assistant Development Management Officer

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Planning Services Huntingdonshire District Council Tel. 01480 388407 I stress that the views stated in this email are an expression of officer opinion only, and are made without prejudice to the determination of any subsequent enquiry or application for planning permission. Important note regarding the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL). Huntingdonshire District Council approved its CIL Charging Schedule in April of last year to become effective on the 1st May 2012. From the 1st May 2012 Huntingdonshire District Council is obliged to collect the CIL Levy from liable parties once development commences which received planning permission on or after the effective date. It is important that the liable parties (usually either developers or landowners) are correctly identified as early as possible. For more detailed information on CIL, the developments the charges will apply to, how much the charge will be and the process involved, the Community Infrastructure Levy pages on the Council’s website www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk should be referred to. Development proposals which create less than 100 square metres of internal floorspace will be exempt from the Community Infrastructure Levy and will not be charged. However development which creates one or more new dwellings will be charged the Community Infrastructure Levy irrespective of the floorspace created.


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From: Nuttall, Laura (Planning)Sent: 03 February 2014 16:40To: 'David Mead'Subject: RE: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey

Good Afternoon David, Many thanks for the additional information. A decision will be issued by the close of play on 05.02.2014. Kind Regards, Laura Laura Nuttall Assistant Development Management Officer Planning Services Huntingdonshire District Council Tel. 01480 388407 I stress that the views stated in this email are an expression of officer opinion only, and are made without prejudice to the determination of any subsequent enquiry or application for planning permission. Important note regarding the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL). Huntingdonshire District Council approved its CIL Charging Schedule in April of last year to become effective on the 1st May 2012. From the 1st May 2012 Huntingdonshire District Council is obliged to collect the CIL Levy from liable parties once development commences which received planning permission on or after the effective date. It is important that the liable parties (usually either developers or landowners) are correctly identified as early as possible. For more detailed information on CIL, the developments the charges will apply to, how much the charge will be and the process involved, the Community Infrastructure Levy pages on the Council’s website www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk should be referred to. Development proposals which create less than 100 square metres of internal floorspace will be exempt from the Community Infrastructure Levy and will not be charged. However development which creates one or more new dwellings will be charged the Community Infrastructure Levy irrespective of the floorspace created.

Sent: 03 February 2014 09:46 To: Nuttall, Laura (Planning) Subject: RE: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey Morning Laura Floor plan attached showing how the building will be used. It has been specifically designed for this purpose and no other. It is small scale and now sited to reduce impact. It provides security for machinery as well as a dry space for hay. You will note how the door openings are required for the various elements of storage. The hay, machinery and feed/fertilizer/ fuel all have to accessible at all times. Last year 600 bales of hay were taken off the site. The storage inside the building shows this. The bales are stacked 7 high as this is the limit (2.5m) without large machinery as well as the height of the eaves of the building. I can confirm that the hay is taken off the field to the west of the lake. If you need anything else then please let me know. Regards

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From: Nuttall, Laura (Planning) [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 27 January 2014 17:08 To: David Mead Subject: FW: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey Good Afternoon David, Further to my email earlier today, please can I ask for some additional information and justification with regard to the design of the proposed storage building? Under Part 6 Class A of the GPDO it is outlined that development is notpermitted if… A.1. (c) it would involve the provision of a building, structure or works not designed for agricultural purposes. I am aware that the appearance of the proposed building is not of design typical of a barn used for the storage of hay. Please can you therefore outline how the functionality of the building relates to the proposed use and how this is best suited to for the agricultural purpose for which it is proposed, especially with regard to the proposed materials, size, scale and openings of the building? I am also wondering if you could please provide some additional information with regard to the amount of hay that is produced from the agricultural unit identified, as less that 3 hectares of the agricultural unit is land. This ties in with the ‘designed for agricultural purposes’, as the proposed building seems rather large for the size of the unit. Please can you outline whether the applicant owns additional land where hay would also be grown to supplement that grown within this agricultural unit? This may help to support the reason for the design. I look forward to hearing from you as soon as possible. Kind Regards, Laura Laura Nuttall Assistant Development Management Officer Planning Services Huntingdonshire District Council Tel. 01480 388407 I stress that the views stated in this email are an expression of officer opinion only, and are made without prejudice to the determination of any subsequent enquiry or application for planning permission. Important note regarding the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL). Huntingdonshire District Council approved its CIL Charging Schedule in April of last year to become effective on the 1st May 2012. From the 1st May 2012 Huntingdonshire District Council is obliged to collect the CIL Levy from liable parties once development commences which received planning permission on or after the effective date. It is important that the liable parties (usually either developers or landowners) are correctly identified as early as possible. For more detailed information on CIL, the developments the charges will apply to, how much the charge will be and the process involved, the Community Infrastructure Levy pages on the Council’s website www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk should be referred to. Development proposals which create less than 100 square metres of internal floorspace will be exempt from the Community Infrastructure Levy and will not be charged. However development which creates one or more new dwellings will be charged the Community Infrastructure Levy irrespective of the floorspace created.

From: Nuttall, Laura (Planning) Sent: 27 January 2014 12:34 To: 'David Mead' Subject: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey Good Morning David,

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Just having a look through the documentation submitted as part of this agricultural determination application and having visited the site, one quick question has arisen. The outlined use of the proposed agricultural building is for the ‘storage of hay grow on parcel of land and associated machinery’, which is fine but can you please just confirm that the area used for the growing of hay within this parcel of land is solely the area to the western side of the lake (between the existing access track and Mulberry Cottage)? From visiting the site this is the only area that I identified that would be used for the purpose of growing hay, but I just wish to check as I have not walked along the track to the eastern end of the lake to look at the use of the land to the eastern side of the lake. I look forward to hearing from you. Kind Regards, Laura Laura Nuttall Assistant Development Management Officer Planning Services Huntingdonshire District Council Tel. 01480 388407 I stress that the views stated in this email are an expression of officer opinion only, and are made without prejudice to the determination of any subsequent enquiry or application for planning permission. Important note regarding the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL). Huntingdonshire District Council approved its CIL Charging Schedule in April of last year to become effective on the 1st May 2012. From the 1st May 2012 Huntingdonshire District Council is obliged to collect the CIL Levy from liable parties once development commences which received planning permission on or after the effective date. It is important that the liable parties (usually either developers or landowners) are correctly identified as early as possible. For more detailed information on CIL, the developments the charges will apply to, how much the charge will be and the process involved, the Community Infrastructure Levy pages on the Council’s website www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk should be referred to. Development proposals which create less than 100 square metres of internal floorspace will be exempt from the Community Infrastructure Levy and will not be charged. However development which creates one or more new dwellings will be charged the Community Infrastructure Levy irrespective of the floorspace created.


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From: Nuttall, Laura (Planning)Sent: 31 January 2014 09:49To: 'David Mead'Subject: FW: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey

Good Morning, Please may I ask you to respond to my emails, as soon as possible, that I sent to you earlier on this week? I require further information but am yet to receive this. I look forward to hearing from you. Kind Regards, Laura Laura Nuttall Assistant Development Management Officer Planning Services Huntingdonshire District Council Tel. 01480 388407 I stress that the views stated in this email are an expression of officer opinion only, and are made without prejudice to the determination of any subsequent enquiry or application for planning permission. Important note regarding the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL). Huntingdonshire District Council approved its CIL Charging Schedule in April of last year to become effective on the 1st May 2012. From the 1st May 2012 Huntingdonshire District Council is obliged to collect the CIL Levy from liable parties once development commences which received planning permission on or after the effective date. It is important that the liable parties (usually either developers or landowners) are correctly identified as early as possible. For more detailed information on CIL, the developments the charges will apply to, how much the charge will be and the process involved, the Community Infrastructure Levy pages on the Council’s website www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk should be referred to. Development proposals which create less than 100 square metres of internal floorspace will be exempt from the Community Infrastructure Levy and will not be charged. However development which creates one or more new dwellings will be charged the Community Infrastructure Levy irrespective of the floorspace created.

From: Nuttall, Laura (Planning) Sent: 27 January 2014 17:08 To: 'David Mead' Subject: FW: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey Good Afternoon David, Further to my email earlier today, please can I ask for some additional information and justification with regard to the design of the proposed storage building? Under Part 6 Class A of the GPDO it is outlined that development is not permitted if… A.1. (c) it would involve the provision of a building, structure or works not designed for agricultural purposes. I am aware that the appearance of the proposed building is not of design typical of a barn used for the storage of hay. Please can you therefore outline how the functionality of the building relates to the proposed use and how this is best suited to for the agricultural purpose for which it is proposed, especially with regard to the proposed materials, size, scale and openings of the building? I am also wondering if you could please provide some additional information with regard to the amount of hay that is produced from the agricultural unit identified, as less that 3 hectares of the agricultural unit is land. This ties in with the ‘designed for agricultural purposes’, as the proposed building seems rather large for the size of the unit.

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Please can you outline whether the applicant owns additional land where hay would also be grown to supplement that grown within this agricultural unit? This may help to support the reason for the design. I look forward to hearing from you as soon as possible. Kind Regards, Laura Laura Nuttall Assistant Development Management Officer Planning Services Huntingdonshire District Council Tel. 01480 388407 I stress that the views stated in this email are an expression of officer opinion only, and are made without prejudice to the determination of any subsequent enquiry or application for planning permission. Important note regarding the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL). Huntingdonshire District Council approved its CIL Charging Schedule in April of last year to become effective on the 1st May 2012. From the 1st May 2012 Huntingdonshire District Council is obliged to collect the CIL Levy from liable parties once development commences which received planning permission on or after the effective date. It is important that the liable parties (usually either developers or landowners) are correctly identified as early as possible. For more detailed information on CIL, the developments the charges will apply to, how much the charge will be and the process involved, the Community Infrastructure Levy pages on the Council’s website www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk should be referred to. Development proposals which create less than 100 square metres of internal floorspace will be exempt from the Community Infrastructure Levy and will not be charged. However development which creates one or more new dwellings will be charged the Community Infrastructure Levy irrespective of the floorspace created.

From: Nuttall, Laura (Planning) Sent: 27 January 2014 12:34 To: 'David Mead' Subject: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey Good Morning David, Just having a look through the documentation submitted as part of this agricultural determination application and having visited the site, one quick question has arisen. The outlined use of the proposed agricultural building is for the ‘storage of hay grow on parcel of land and associated machinery’, which is fine but can you please just confirm that the area used for the growing of hay within this parcel of land is solely the area to the western side of the lake (between the existing access track and Mulberry Cottage)? From visiting the site this is the only area that I identified that would be used for the purpose of growing hay, but I just wish to check as I have not walked along the track to the eastern end of the lake to look at the use of the land to the eastern side of the lake. I look forward to hearing from you. Kind Regards, Laura Laura Nuttall Assistant Development Management Officer Planning Services Huntingdonshire District Council Tel. 01480 388407 I stress that the views stated in this email are an expression of officer opinion only, and are made without prejudice to the determination of any subsequent enquiry or application for planning permission.

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Sent: 04 February 2014 11:37To: Nuttall, Laura (Planning)Subject: Re: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey

Confirmed antique brown. David Sent from my HTC ‐‐‐‐‐ Reply message ‐‐‐‐‐ From: "Nuttall, Laura (Planning)" <[email protected]>

Subject: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey Date: Tue, Feb 4, 2014 11:18 David, The Antique Brown looks fine. Please can you confirm that you are happy for me to list this as the final material to be used? Kind Regards, Laura Laura Nuttall Assistant Development Management Officer Planning Services Huntingdonshire District Council Tel. 01480 388407 I stress that the views stated in this email are an expression of officer opinion only, and are made without prejudice to the determination of any subsequent enquiry or application for planning permission. Important note regarding the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL). Huntingdonshire District Council approved its CIL Charging Schedule in April of last year to become effective on the 1st May 2012. From the 1st May 2012 Huntingdonshire District Council is obliged to collect the CIL Levy from liable parties once development commences which received planning permission on or after the effective date. It is important that the liable parties (usually either developers or landowners) are correctly identified as early as possible. For more detailed information on CIL, the developments the charges will apply to, how much the charge will be and the process involved, the Community Infrastructure Levy pages on the Council’s website www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk should be referred to. Development proposals which create less than 100 square metres of internal floorspace will be exempt from the Community Infrastructure Levy and will not be charged. However development which creates one or more new dwellings will be charged the Community Infrastructure Levy irrespective of the floorspace created.

From: David Mead [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 04 February 2014 11:09 To: Nuttall, Laura (Planning) Subject: RE: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey Laura

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I refer to our telephone conversation earlier today. Please find attached a brochure. I would suggest the Anglia pantile as shown on page 30. Antique brown or smooth grey are both acceptable. Regards David


Sent: 03 February 2014 09:46 To: Nuttall, Laura (Planning) Subject: RE: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey Morning Laura Floor plan attached showing how the building will be used. It has been specifically designed for this purpose and no other. It is small scale and now sited to reduce impact. It provides security for machinery as well as a dry space for hay. You will note how the door openings are required for the various elements of storage. The hay, machinery and feed/fertilizer/ fuel all have to accessible at all times. Last year 600 bales of hay were taken off the site. The storage inside the building shows this. The bales are stacked 7 high as this is the limit (2.5m) without large machinery as well as the height of the eaves of the building. I can confirm that the hay is taken off the field to the west of the lake.

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If you need anything else then please let me know. Regards David

From: Nuttall, Laura (Planning) [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 27 January 2014 17:08 To: David Mead Subject: FW: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey Good Afternoon David, Further to my email earlier today, please can I ask for some additional information and justification with regard to the design of the proposed storage building? Under Part 6 Class A of the GPDO it is outlined that development is not permitted if… A.1. (c) it would involve the provision of a building, structure or works not designed for agricultural purposes. I am aware that the appearance of the proposed building is not of design typical of a barn used for the storage of hay. Please can you therefore outline how the functionality of the building relates to the proposed use and how this is best suited to for the agricultural purpose for which it is proposed, especially with regard to the proposed materials, size, scale and openings of the building? I am also wondering if you could please provide some additional information with regard to the amount of hay that is produced from the agricultural unit identified, as less that 3 hectares of the agricultural unit is land. This ties in with the ‘designed for agricultural purposes’, as the proposed building seems rather large for the size of the unit. Please can you outline whether the applicant owns additional land where hay would also be grown to supplement that grown within this agricultural unit? This may help to support the reason for the design. I look forward to hearing from you as soon as possible. Kind Regards, Laura Laura Nuttall Assistant Development Management Officer Planning Services Huntingdonshire District Council Tel. 01480 388407 I stress that the views stated in this email are an expression of officer opinion only, and are made without prejudice to the determination of any subsequent enquiry or application for planning permission. Important note regarding the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL). Huntingdonshire District Council approved its CIL Charging Schedule in April of last year to become effective on the 1st May 2012. From the 1st May 2012 Huntingdonshire District Council is obliged to collect the CIL Levy from liable parties once development commences which received planning permission on or after the effective date. It is important that the liable parties (usually either developers or landowners) are correctly identified as early as possible. For more detailed information on CIL, the developments the charges will apply to, how much the charge will be and the process involved, the Community Infrastructure Levy pages on the Council’s website www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk should be referred to. Development proposals which create less than 100 square metres of internal floorspace will be exempt from the Community Infrastructure Levy and will not be charged. However development which creates one or more new dwellings will be charged the Community Infrastructure Levy irrespective of the floorspace created.

From: Nuttall, Laura (Planning) Sent: 27 January 2014 12:34 To: 'David Mead' Subject: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey

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Good Morning David, Just having a look through the documentation submitted as part of this agricultural determination application and having visited the site, one quick question has arisen. The outlined use of the proposed agricultural building is for the ‘storage of hay grow on parcel of land and associated machinery’, which is fine but can you please just confirm that the area used for the growing of hay within this parcel of land is solely the area to the western side of the lake (between the existing access track and Mulberry Cottage)? From visiting the site this is the only area that I identified that would be used for the purpose of growing hay, but I just wish to check as I have not walked along the track to the eastern end of the lake to look at the use of the land to the eastern side of the lake. I look forward to hearing from you. Kind Regards, Laura Laura Nuttall Assistant Development Management Officer Planning Services Huntingdonshire District Council Tel. 01480 388407 I stress that the views stated in this email are an expression of officer opinion only, and are made without prejudice to the determination of any subsequent enquiry or application for planning permission. Important note regarding the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL). Huntingdonshire District Council approved its CIL Charging Schedule in April of last year to become effective on the 1st May 2012. From the 1st May 2012 Huntingdonshire District Council is obliged to collect the CIL Levy from liable parties once development commences which received planning permission on or after the effective date. It is important that the liable parties (usually either developers or landowners) are correctly identified as early as possible. For more detailed information on CIL, the developments the charges will apply to, how much the charge will be and the process involved, the Community Infrastructure Levy pages on the Council’s website www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk should be referred to. Development proposals which create less than 100 square metres of internal floorspace will be exempt from the Community Infrastructure Levy and will not be charged. However development which creates one or more new dwellings will be charged the Community Infrastructure Levy irrespective of the floorspace created.

Caution: The information contained in this document is intended for the named recipient only. It may contain privileged and confidential information. Unauthorised use or disclosure of it may be unlawful. Any opinions expressed are those of the individual and may not be official policy. If you are not the intended recipient you must not copy, distribute or take any action or rely on it without authority. If you receive this document in error please delete it and notify the sender immediately. E-mail is not a secure means of communication. Huntingdonshire District Council monitors all e-mail. Although this e-mail and any attachments are believed to be free from any virus, it is the responsibility of the recipient to ensure that they are virus free. Caution: The information contained in this document is intended for the named recipient only. It may contain privileged and confidential information. Unauthorised use or disclosure of it may be unlawful. Any opinions expressed are those of the individual and may not be official policy. If you are not the intended recipient you must not copy, distribute or take any action or rely on it without authority. If you receive this document in error please delete it and notify the sender immediately. E-mail is not a secure means of communication. Huntingdonshire District Council monitors all e-mail. Although this e-mail and any attachments are believed to be free from any virus, it is the responsibility of the recipient to ensure that they are virus free. Caution: The information contained in this document is intended for the named recipient only. It may contain privileged and confidential information. Unauthorised use or disclosure of it may be unlawful. Any opinions expressed are those of the individual and may not be official policy. If you are not the intended recipient you must not copy, distribute or take any action or rely on it without authority. If you receive this document in error please delete it and notify the sender immediately. E-mail is not a secure means of

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From: Heading, Sally (OS Admin) on behalf of CRM_PlanningSent: 29 January 2014 10:29To: DevelopmentControlSubject: FW: 1301970 AGDET

Sally Heading Administration Assistant 01480 388401

Sent: 29 January 2014 09:52 To: CRM_Planning Subject: 1301970 AGDET Dear Laura RE LONG LANE LAKE HEMINGFORD GREY – STORAGE BUILDING 1301970AGDET We spoke on the phone this week regarding the above agricultural application for a storage building for hay I mentioned to you that there has been harvesting of hay by the applicant on the field last year which amounted to a stack approx 6 x 4 metres – a yield from the field which measures approx 2.8 ha, not the 17ha as claimed, as the rest of the “agricultural area” includes the large lake. The site is also currently awaiting planning permission for a water sport facility and small car park Herewith is a photo of the stack to give you an idea of the size of it compared to the size of the hay barn being applied for. It is to the left of the hot air balloon, underneath the blue tarpaulin covering (the balloon is from the applicant’s site at Lakeside Lodge, Pidley) This photograph is courtesy of another resident Thank you, regards Esther Harrod

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From: Nuttall, Laura (Planning)Sent: 27 January 2014 12:34To: 'David Mead'Subject: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey

Good Morning David, Just having a look through the documentation submitted as part of this agricultural determination application and having visited the site, one quick question has arisen. The outlined use of the proposed agricultural building is for the ‘storage of hay grow on parcel of land and associated machinery’, which is fine but can you please just confirm that the area used for the growing of hay within this parcel of land is solely the area to the western side of the lake (between the existing access track and Mulberry Cottage)? From visiting the site this is the only area that I identified that would be used for the purpose of growing hay, but I just wish to check as I have not walked along the track to the eastern end of the lake to look at the use of the land to the eastern side of the lake. I look forward to hearing from you. Kind Regards, Laura Laura Nuttall Assistant Development Management Officer Planning Services Huntingdonshire District Council Tel. 01480 388407 I stress that the views stated in this email are an expression of officer opinion only, and are made without prejudice to the determination of any subsequent enquiry or application for planning permission. Important note regarding the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL). Huntingdonshire District Council approved its CIL Charging Schedule in April of last year to become effective on the 1st May 2012. From the 1st May 2012 Huntingdonshire District Council is obliged to collect the CIL Levy from liable parties once development commences which received planning permission on or after the effective date. It is important that the liable parties (usually either developers or landowners) are correctly identified as early as possible. For more detailed information on CIL, the developments the charges will apply to, how much the charge will be and the process involved, the Community Infrastructure Levy pages on the Council’s website www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk should be referred to. Development proposals which create less than 100 square metres of internal floorspace will be exempt from the Community Infrastructure Levy and will not be charged. However development which creates one or more new dwellings will be charged the Community Infrastructure Levy irrespective of the floorspace created.

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Sent: 09 January 2014 09:23To: Holland, Jackie (Planning); DMAdminSubject: RE: 1301970AGDET Long Lane, Hemingford Grey

Morning Jackie I have checked the unit area. The lake is in dual use. As previously stated and confirmed at the appeal the lake has been used for water skiing in the past and this will continue. The lake is also part of the agricultural unit and will continue to be part of the unit. It is currently used for the breeding and rearing of fish. There is no reason why it cannot be used for both purposes. The lake, surrounding area and field have an area of just over 17 hectares. I meant to say that the building will be more than 25m from the road. My mistake. Regards David

From: Holland, Jackie (Planning) [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 03 January 2014 10:35 To: David Mead Subject: 1301970AGDET Long Lane, Hemingford Grey Dear David, Please see attached letter for reasons why the above application is invalid. If you wish to respond electronically please use the following email address [email protected] as my email box is not always monitored. Kind Regards Jackie Holland Admin Officer Planning Services I stress that the views stated in this email are an expression of officer opinion only, and are made without prejudice to the determination of any subsequent enquiry or application for planning permission.

Important note regarding the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL).

Huntingdonshire District Council approved its CIL Charging Schedule in April of this year to become effective on the 1st May 2012. On the 1st May 2012 and thereafter Huntingdonshire District Council will be obliged to collect the CIL Levy from liable parties once development commences which received planning permission on or after the effective date. It is important that the liable parties (usually either developers or landowners) are correctly identified as early as possible. For more detailed information on CIL, the developments the charges will apply to, how much the charge will be and the process involved, the Community Infrastructure Levy pages on the Council’s website www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk should be

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referred to. Development proposals which create less than 100 square metres of internal floorspace will be exempt from the Community Infrastructure Levy and will not be charged. However development which creates one or more new dwellings will be charged the Community Infrastructure Levy irrespective of the floorspace created.


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From: Newcombe, Louise (Planning)Sent: 04 February 2014 11:17To: Nuttall, Laura (Planning)Subject: RE: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey

If he could confirm the Antique Brown then we would be happy. The grey might be too light? Lou Louise Newcombe Development Management Team Leader (East) Planning and Housing Strategy Services Huntingdonshire District Council Tel. 01480 388370 I stress that the views stated in this email are an expression of officer opinion only, and are made without prejudice to the determination of any subsequent enquiry or application for planning permission. Please note I am leaving employment with the authority w/b 10th February, after this date please contact: [email protected]

From: Nuttall, Laura (Planning) Sent: 04 February 2014 11:14 To: Newcombe, Louise (Planning) Subject: FW: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey Hello, These are the chosen tile in either grey or brown as per email below.

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Do I list both and then they can choose? Thanks, Laura Laura Nuttall Assistant Development Management Officer Planning Services Huntingdonshire District Council Tel. 01480 388407 I stress that the views stated in this email are an expression of officer opinion only, and are made without prejudice to the determination of any subsequent enquiry or application for planning permission. Important note regarding the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL). Huntingdonshire District Council approved its CIL Charging Schedule in April of last year to become effective on the 1st May 2012. From the 1st May 2012 Huntingdonshire District Council is obliged to collect the CIL Levy from liable parties once development commences which received planning permission on or after the effective date. It is important that the liable parties (usually either developers or landowners) are correctly identified as early as possible. For more detailed information on CIL, the developments the charges will apply to, how much the charge will

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Sent: 04 February 2014 11:09 To: Nuttall, Laura (Planning) Subject: RE: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey Laura I refer to our telephone conversation earlier today. Please find attached a brochure. I would suggest the Anglia pantile as shown on page 30. Antique brown or smooth grey are both acceptable. Regards David


To: Nuttall, Laura (Planning) Subject: RE: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey Morning Laura

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Floor plan attached showing how the building will be used. It has been specifically designed for this purpose and no other. It is small scale and now sited to reduce impact. It provides security for machinery as well as a dry space for hay. You will note how the door openings are required for the various elements of storage. The hay, machinery and feed/fertilizer/ fuel all have to accessible at all times. Last year 600 bales of hay were taken off the site. The storage inside the building shows this. The bales are stacked 7 high as this is the limit (2.5m) without large machinery as well as the height of the eaves of the building. I can confirm that the hay is taken off the field to the west of the lake. If you need anything else then please let me know. Regards David

From: Nuttall, Laura (Planning) [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 27 January 2014 17:08 To: David Mead Subject: FW: 1301970AGDET Long Lane Lake Hemingford Grey Good Afternoon David, Further to my email earlier today, please can I ask for some additional information and justification with regard to the design of the proposed storage building? Under Part 6 Class A of the GPDO it is outlined that development is not permitted if… A.1. (c) it would involve the provision of a building, structure or works not designed for agricultural purposes. I am aware that the appearance of the proposed building is not of design typical of a barn used for the storage of hay. Please can you therefore outline how the functionality of the building relates to the proposed use and how this is best suited to for the agricultural purpose for which it is proposed, especially with regard to the proposed materials, size, scale and openings of the building? I am also wondering if you could please provide some additional information with regard to the amount of hay that is produced from the agricultural unit identified, as less that 3 hectares of the agricultural unit is land. This ties in with the ‘designed for agricultural purposes’, as the proposed building seems rather large for the size of the unit. Please can you outline whether the applicant owns additional land where hay would also be grown to supplement that grown within this agricultural unit? This may help to support the reason for the design. I look forward to hearing from you as soon as possible. Kind Regards, Laura Laura Nuttall Assistant Development Management Officer Planning Services Huntingdonshire District Council Tel. 01480 388407 I stress that the views stated in this email are an expression of officer opinion only, and are made without prejudice to the determination of any subsequent enquiry or application for planning permission. Important note regarding the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL). Huntingdonshire District Council approved its CIL Charging Schedule in April of last year to become effective on the 1st May 2012. From the 1st May 2012 Huntingdonshire District Council is obliged to collect the CIL Levy from liable parties once development commences which received planning permission on or after the effective date. It is important that the liable parties (usually either developers or landowners) are correctly identified as early as possible. For more detailed information on CIL, the developments the charges will apply to, how much the charge will

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