Article 4 direction

Land encompassing Lane End and Millbridge (1958)

Field	Value
Reference	A4D-04	Facts
Prefix	article-4-direction	Facts
Name	Land encompassing Lane End and Millbridge (1958)	Facts
Dataset	Article 4 direction
Organisation	Waverley Borough Council
Start date	1958-02-17
End date
Entry date	1958-02-17	Facts
Typology	legal-instrument
Dataset name		Facts
Notes	General Development Order 1950	Facts
Description	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.	Facts
Document url	https://www.waverley.gov.uk/Portals/0/Documents/services/planning-and-building/planning%20policy/Historic%20Article%204%20Directions/A4D-04%20Land%20encompassing%20Lane%20End%20and%20Millbridge%20(1958).pdf?ver=FdtAEjLR7Bmj0s0z968kYg%3d%3d	Facts
Documentation url	https://www.waverley.gov.uk/services/planning-and-building/planning-strategies-and-policies/article-4-directions	Facts

Contents

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    "reference": "A4D-04",
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    "name": "Land encompassing Lane End and Millbridge (1958)",
    "dataset": "article-4-direction",
    "organisation-entity": "353",
    "start-date": "1958-02-17",
    "end-date": "",
    "entry-date": "1958-02-17",
    "typology": "legal-instrument",
    "geometry": "",
    "point": "",
    "entity": 6101819,
    "dataset-name": "",
    "notes": "General Development Order 1950",
    "description": "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 \u2013 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 \u2013 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.",
    "document-url": "https://www.waverley.gov.uk/Portals/0/Documents/services/planning-and-building/planning%20policy/Historic%20Article%204%20Directions/A4D-04%20Land%20encompassing%20Lane%20End%20and%20Millbridge%20(1958).pdf?ver=FdtAEjLR7Bmj0s0z968kYg%3d%3d",
    "documentation-url": "https://www.waverley.gov.uk/services/planning-and-building/planning-strategies-and-policies/article-4-directions"
}

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