Appeal lodged for Milland barn building works

By Sam Pole
Published 5th Oct 2022, 10:56 BST
Updated 5th Oct 2022, 10:56 BST
An appeal has been lodged against an Enforcement Notice at a Milland barn. Picture from Google Street View.An appeal has been lodged against an Enforcement Notice at a Milland barn. Picture from Google Street View.
An appeal has been lodged against an Enforcement Notice at a Milland barn. Picture from Google Street View.
An appeal has been lodged against an Enforcement Notice at a Milland barn.

A building was permitted in 2017 as a livestock and general purpose barn on Titty Hill in Milland.

However the South Downs Planning Authority lodged an enforcement notice following the start of the building works on a new barn.

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In the appeal the planning authority stated: “Building works were commenced however the building was constructed in a form that did not resemble that which was approved and the internal layout suggested that it would be used as a dwellinghouse.

“The building that has been erected incorporates domestic design features and layout that are not considered justified by the building's stated function as an agricultural building.”

The enforcement notice stated that the work needed to ‘demolish the dwellinghouse; and remove the resulting debris from the land.’

The appellant has appealed against the notice and all representations for the appeal will be received by November 3 and can be made using the reference: SDNP/19/00375/BRECON