Hello new on here so bare with me cheshire location.

[88quarrylodgebees]

Hello any advice on how I can navigate re siting my existing stables brick/block cladded.
I want to resite into field away from house and neighbours boundary also Ash trees are dangerous overhanging breaking off .

 

[Tiddlypom]

Which Cheshire council do you come under re planning?

 

[88quarrylodgebees]

Cheshire west
Near tarvin

 

[nagblagger]

Hi and welcome.
Sorry can't answer you question.

 

[Tiddlypom]

Cheshire west
Near tarvin

I’d get in contact with CW&C planning and discuss what you want to do. Get a tree surgeon report on the condition of the ash trees first - IME planners can be funny about trees, trying to preserve them at all cost.

Hopefully being more of a relocation of existing facilities they will be accommodating, but sometimes they seem to put their feet down for reasons which are hard to fathom.

 

[88quarrylodgebees]

Prob best to stay away from cwac at moment they cannot run a bath ,just looking for any advice from anyone who has done this also trees don't belong to me but have recently had two past to cut and maintain but owner will not do it .
They cannot maintain what they bought no money as it happens.

 

[88quarrylodgebees]

Sorry typo Tpo past.

 

[88quarrylodgebees]

Just for clarity I am not looking to deal with trees they are not mine but are dangerous.

 

[dolly-daydream]

If trees overhang your property, you can legally have them cut back yourself

 

[88quarrylodgebees]

Yes I understand that but tpo trees req planning,also 150ft high on boundary ,cutting overhang back does not stop dead or diseased trees falling or breaking from the top.

 

[Tiddlypom]

You’ll still need to go through planning if you re site your stables.

If you don’t, you risk getting told that any retrospective planning permission application is refused and you’ll have to take them down and/or move them again.

 

[Asha]

its also worth noting, that by moving your stables away from your house and out of the curtilage you could be then drawn into the stable tax debate. Which to be fair would most likely be zero rated, but you would be on the radar if you get my drift.

 

[88quarrylodgebees]

The existing stables are not in the house curtilage.

 

[88quarrylodgebees]

The existing stables are in the paddock I need to re locate them a short distance from boundary.

 

[Tiddlypom]

You will still need planning to move them unless you want to risk being informed by the planners that you need to move them again or even have planning refused altogether.

How much of a gambler are you?

 

[webble]

I grew up in Tarvin, I wouldnt risk it personally someone will have a moan about it and get the planning people involved

 

[Asha]

Then id recommend an equine/rural agent to do the planning process for you.

I believe Olivia Starkey is worth a call

 

[Exasperated]

Yes I understand that but tpo trees req planning,also 150ft high on boundary ,cutting overhang back does not stop dead or diseased trees falling or breaking from the top.

Have they actually got Ash Dieback? That’s a win for having them felled completely, cf DEFRA.