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Dataset: article-4-direction

• Land off Salt Lane, Hydestile, Winkworth (1958)

  Legal-instrument

  • Dataset: article-4-direction
  • Reference: A4D-03

• Land at Potato Copse, Witley (1975)

  Legal-instrument

  Article 4 Direction: Land at Potato Copse, Witley (A4D-12) was made by Waverley District Council on 4 November 1975 under the Town and Country Planning General Development Order 1973. The Direction withdrew a wide range of permitted development rights. It restricted the erection of gates, fences, and walls (Class II), the formation of new accesses to highways (Class II), and exterior painting of buildings other than for signage or announcements (Class II). It also removed rights for temporary buildings associated with operations (Class IV), temporary uses of land including caravan sites and markets (Class V), agricultural operations on holdings over five hectares (Class VI), and forestry works such as buildings, operations, and private tracks (Class VII). By withdrawing these rights, the Council brought a broad spectrum of works, from boundaries and access to agriculture, forestry, and temporary uses, under planning control at Potato Copse.

  • Dataset: article-4-direction
  • Reference: A4D-12

• Buildings Wood, Horsham Road, Ewhurst (1961)

  Legal-instrument

  Article 4 Direction: Buildings Wood, Horsham Road, Ewhurst (A4D-06) was introduced by Hambledon Rural District Council on 15 December 1961 under the Town and Country Planning General Development Order 1950. Registered as a planning charge under the Town and Country Planning Acts 1947 and 1954, the Direction removed a wide range of permitted development rights. It restricted the erection or alteration of boundary features such as walls, fences and gates (Class II), temporary uses of land for up to 28 days a year including moveable structures (Class IV), and agricultural building or engineering operations on land over one acre (Class VI). It also removed rights for forestry-related works and tracks (Class VII) and for works to unadopted streets or private ways (Class IX). By withdrawing these rights, the Council ensured that future minor works, temporary activities, and agricultural or forestry developments at Buildings Wood would be subject to planning permission and proper control.

  • Dataset: article-4-direction
  • Reference: A4D-06

• Land encompassing Lane End and Millbridge (1958)

  Legal-instrument

  Article 4 Direction: Land encompassing Lane End and Millbridge (1958) (A4D-04) was introduced by Hambledon Rural District Council in 1958. The Direction removed permitted development rights under Class V – Uses by members of recreational organisations (5C), which would otherwise have allowed the use of land (other than buildings and land within the curtilage of a dwellinghouse) for recreation or instruction by members of an organisation holding a certificate of exemption, including the erection or placing of tents or caravans for such purposes. The Direction also removed permitted development rights under Class IV – Temporary buildings and uses (4B), which permitted the use of land where a building had been demolished as a result of war damage for temporary purposes not exceeding 28 days in any calendar year, including the erection or placing of movable structures on the land. Together, these Directions were intended to manage and restrict recreational and temporary uses within this large rural area, preserving the rural character of the area and ensuring that such activities were subject to planning control.

  • Dataset: article-4-direction
  • Reference: A4D-04

• Sunray Poultry Farm, Elstead (1965)

  Legal-instrument

  Article 4 Direction: Sunray Poultry Farm, Elstead (A4D-01) was first introduced by Hambledon Rural District Council in 1953. The Direction removed permitted development rights under Class V – Uses by members of recreational organisations (5C), which would otherwise have allowed the use of land (other than buildings and land within the curtilage of a dwellinghouse) for recreation or instruction by members of an organisation holding a certificate of exemption, including the erection or placing of tents or caravans for such purposes. In 1965, the Council extended the scope of the Direction to include Class IV – Temporary buildings and uses (4B), which permitted the use of land where a building had been demolished as a result of war damage for temporary purposes not exceeding 28 days in any calendar year, including the erection or placing of movable structures on the land. Together, these Directions were intended to manage and restrict recreational and temporary uses at Sunray Poultry Farm, preserving the rural character of the area and ensuring that such activities were subject to planning control.

  • Dataset: article-4-direction
  • Reference: A4D-01

• Lythe Hill Estate, Haslemere (1976)

  Legal-instrument

  Article 4 Direction: Lythe Hill Estate, Haslemere (A4D-13) was made by Waverley District Council on 2 June 1976 under the Town and Country Planning General Development Order 1973 (as amended). The Direction withdrew permitted development rights for temporary uses of land (Class IV), which would otherwise have allowed activities for up to 28 days a year, and for a range of industrial works (Class VIII), including provision of private ways, utilities, plant and machinery, and extensions or alterations to industrial buildings. By requiring planning permission for these activities, the Council brought both temporary uses and industrial development at Lythe Hill Estate under closer control.

  • Dataset: article-4-direction
  • Reference: A4D-13

• Selected Properties in Chiddingfold (1983)

  Legal-instrument

  Article 4 Direction: Selected Properties in Chiddingfold (A4D-15) was introduced by Waverley District Council on 20 January 1983 under the Town and Country Planning General Development Order 1977. The Direction withdrew permitted development rights for enlargements or alterations to the front and side elevations of dwellinghouses, including porches and chimney stacks (Class I), and for the painting of external walls and buildings other than for advertisements or signage (Class II). By removing these rights, the Council ensured that visible alterations and changes to the external appearance of selected properties in Chiddingfold were subject to planning permission.

  • Dataset: article-4-direction
  • Reference: A4D-15

• Sydney Farm, Rosemary Lane, Alfold (1986)

  Legal-instrument

  Article 4 Direction: Sydney Farm, Rosemary Lane, Alfold (A4D-16) was made by Waverley Borough Council on 28 November 1986 under the Town and Country Planning General Development Order 1977. The Direction removed permitted development rights under Class IV, which allowed the temporary use of land for up to 28 days a year. In particular, it targeted the erection or placing of movable structures for clay pigeon shooting and artificial target shooting. By withdrawing these rights, the Council ensured that such recreational uses at Sydney Farm required full planning permission.

  • Dataset: article-4-direction
  • Reference: A4D-16

• South of Winterfold House, Barhatch Lane, Cranleigh (1988)

  Legal-instrument

  Article 4 Direction: Land South of Winterfold House, Barhatch Lane, Cranleigh (A4D-17) was introduced by Waverley Borough Council on 21 October 1988 under the Town and Country Planning General Development Order 1988. The Direction removed permitted development rights for several classes: boundary treatments such as gates, fences, and walls (Class II – 2A), the formation of new accesses to highways (Class II), and exterior painting of buildings other than for signage or adverts (Class II). It also withdrew rights for temporary uses of land for up to 28 days a year including movable structures (Class IV) and for agricultural buildings and operations on land over one acre within agricultural units (Class VI). By removing these rights, the Council ensured that boundary works, access creation, external appearance, temporary activities, and agricultural development at Winterfold required full planning control.

  • Dataset: article-4-direction
  • Reference: A4D-17

• Land at Wishanger Farm and New Farm, Frensham (1966)

  Legal-instrument

  Article 4 Direction: Land at Wishanger Farm and New Farm, Frensham (A4D-09) was made by Hampshire County Council on 29 July 1966 under the Town and Country Planning General Development Order 1963. The Direction applied to 620 acres of land at Wishanger Farm and New Farm and withdrew several permitted development rights. It restricted the erection or alteration of gates, fences, and walls (Class II), temporary uses of land for up to 28 days in any year including the placing of movable structures (Class IV), and agricultural buildings or works on land over one acre within an agricultural unit (Class VI). By removing these rights, the Council ensured that enclosure works, temporary activities, and significant agricultural development at Wishanger Farm and New Farm were brought under full planning control.

  • Dataset: article-4-direction
  • Reference: A4D-09

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