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bopins | 20:13 Thu 10th Apr 2008 | Law
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if my family have lived on our land since 1953, can the local council charge me for change of use?

if not where can i find written proof.
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Probably - what has been the change in use? Is is council land or privately owned?
22:09 Thu 10th Apr 2008
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I wonder if you have to have planning permission for change of use... in which case, the council will charge you for your planning application fee - here's the site that tells you all about it - http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/
22:13 Thu 10th Apr 2008
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Are you saying that you have lived on the land yet never had PP for whatever you live in? If so, then it is likely you are being asked to pay the std Planning Application fee for a Certificate of Lawful Development for the site. And if so, then that is correct that they will charge you for it.
23:55 Thu 10th Apr 2008

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