Certificate of lawfulness on Static Caravan

flying high | 20:53 Wed 25th Jul 2007 | Civil

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I have a static caravan, one has been there since before I bought the house in 1994 and I can prove continual use. Is it 10 years or 4 years I have to prove for certificate of lawfulness

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buildersmate

Its 4 years if you put a new structure up, 10 years if you are claiming a change of use of an existing structure.

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Thank you buildersmate, this 4 year rule does apply to a caravan then and not just to a permament structure i.e. bricks and mortar

buildersmate

If the existing site has existing residential planning, in that there's a domestic dwelling on it and you've put a static caravan in the garden for a number of years that ordinarily needed PP, I reckon you need 4 years for a CLU because its just adding extra structures within the existing use.
If you've put a static caravan in an empty field, then its 10 years because you are trying to change the use from agricultural to whatever the category for static caravans is.

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Thanks for that buildersmate

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