Mobile home on private land

November 7, 2023 by Philip Martin in forum Planning Forum

#2132 Philip Martin, 7 November 2023, 15:32

Hi  A question regarding mobile home on private land we have lived in a mobile home on private land behind  my wifes mothers bungalow  for over 15 years . We hand planning  permission twice first time 3 years second time 2 years.,that has now past and we have lived in it for a further 10 years,we were giving permission to care for my wife's mum she has now died .the bungalow might now be sold. we own the part of land that the mobile home is on but if we apply for planning permission it want be granted .
Thanks phil

#2133 Damian, 7 November 2023, 18:37

What is the question?

#2135 Philip Martin, 7 November 2023, 19:49

Sorry I thought I had said. Can I be removed from the land for not having the planning permission as it has lapsed over10 years ago and that the bungalow is now going to be sold as we had only the permission to stay there to look after my mother in law who is now dead.

#2136 Philip Martin, 7 November 2023, 19:51

We want to live in the mobile home permanently

#2137 Damian, 7 November 2023, 21:29

So it sounds like Planning was granted previously to aid and support a family member. As the circumstances have now changed, so does your position. Should you apply for Planning and it be refused, then you may have no choice but to vacate. But if you wanted to prolong the process, you could submit another application after the first refusal. If that second application is refused, Appeal. That process could take 6-12 months.

If the Council decide to serve enforcement action, then that is slightly different. But it does also come with its own timescales.

#2138 Philip Martin, 7 November 2023, 22:10

Thank you Damian.is any other way round it like Lawful Development Certificate which I don't know much about .the mobile home has been on the site for more than 10 years after the planning lapsed. Would this apply to this case or its nothing to do with it.
Thanks phil

#2139 Philip Martin, 7 November 2023, 23:11

And the 10 year rule can you advise me on that
Thanks again phil

#2140 Damian, 8 November 2023, 15:30

You would be better speaking to and engaging a Planning Consultant as it sounds like some legalities may also come into play for your situation.

#2141 Philip Martin, 8 November 2023, 16:00

Thanks Damian

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