Reason for Refusal The proposal does not comply with the tolerances as set out within Schedule 2, Part 6, Class A e) of the General Permitted Development (England) Order 2015. (e) The ground area which would be covered by:- (i) any works or structure (other than a fence) for accommodating livestock or any plant or machinery arising from engineering operations would exceed 1, 000 square metres; or (ii) any building erected or extended or altered by virtue of Class A, would exceed 1, 500 square metres, calculated as described in paragraph D.1(2)(a) of this Part. D.1(2)(a) states: (a) an area 'calculated as described in paragraph D.1.2 (a) ' comprises the ground area which would be covered by the proposed development , together with the ground area of any building (other than a dwelling), or any structure, works, plant, machinery, ponds, or tanks, within the same unit which are being provided or have been provided within the preceding 2 years and any part of which would be within 90 metres of the proposed development. Comment:The proposed building will measure 1, 470 metres according to the measurements provided.. Planning permission has been granted under R23/1264 for Slurry Store and Silage Feed Clamp - approved 09.05.2024 (ie within the preceding 2 years). The previously approved plans for R23/1264 show that the proposed location of the slurry store would be approximately 60 m from the south -west corner of the proposed agricultural building, The silage clamp would be closer- approximately 10-15 metres to the south of the southern elevation of the agricultural building. As per D.1 (2) (a) above, the proposal does not meet criterion E (i )as the ground area covered by the proposed development exceeds 1, 000 sqm when including the development approved under R23/1264.
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