Section 106 charges to be scrapped for smaller schemes | Construction News | The Construction Index: "It is claimed that a number of building projects have been rendered unviable by councils applying exorbitant Section 106 charges, such as a £32,000 charge that would be required to build a self-build two-storey three-bedroom house in the New Forest,"
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Calls for Wales to follow Lake District moves with restrictions on second homes - Wales Online
Calls for Wales to follow Lake District moves with restrictions on second homes - Wales Online: "A spokesman for the Welsh Government, which runs planning policy here, said: “The system is about the use and development of land and does not distinguish between individual applicants or users.
“It is not equipped to monitor who lives in houses nor for how long they reside there, which would make the enforcement of any attempt to regulate second homes through the planning system extremely difficult.”"
http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/VacationRentalReview-g2089971-d1578593-YSGUBOR_pet_friendly_character_holiday_cottage_with_a_garden_in_Llandanwg_Ref_3624-Ll.html
Take a look at Ysgubor at Llandanwg near Harlech in the Snowdonia National Park, the owner paid £100,000 for the derelict barn BEFORE obtaining planning permission for an unrestricted dwelling and a holiday let.
Would you pay that sort of money for a pile of rubble? Should it have a local occupancy restriction?
Guess who owns that magnificent dwelling that overlooks Llanbedr airfield, you know, the place where the WG has been trying to create jobs for many years and is now an Enterprise Zone.
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“It is not equipped to monitor who lives in houses nor for how long they reside there, which would make the enforcement of any attempt to regulate second homes through the planning system extremely difficult.”"
http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/VacationRentalReview-g2089971-d1578593-YSGUBOR_pet_friendly_character_holiday_cottage_with_a_garden_in_Llandanwg_Ref_3624-Ll.html
Take a look at Ysgubor at Llandanwg near Harlech in the Snowdonia National Park, the owner paid £100,000 for the derelict barn BEFORE obtaining planning permission for an unrestricted dwelling and a holiday let.
Would you pay that sort of money for a pile of rubble? Should it have a local occupancy restriction?
Guess who owns that magnificent dwelling that overlooks Llanbedr airfield, you know, the place where the WG has been trying to create jobs for many years and is now an Enterprise Zone.
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