These areas are in question;
- Car Parking behind triple stable block
- Barn
- Access into field from Old Dairy
Presenting a ‘Commonhold’ option to them, for the areas in question.
- When we were discussing owning in a co-operative sense with Duncan Plester (he came on site for a meeting) he said is possible. There are multiple reasons this might be a prudent consideration and I can discuss with them when we meet on Thursday [I will elaborate more on why this would be in everyone’s interests]
Access for Paull’s Farm
- Recent Paull’s Farm access has been via the driveway off the Leire Lane road, through the communal car park behind tenanted properties 1,3,5,and 5a, and into the gate located at the back of the Dairy
- Some or part of this access is owned by JDG
Frowlesworth Road entrance as main entrance for Paull’s Farm
- Buyers were keen on re-establishing the road entrance from Frowlesworth Road
- Their plan does not include the parking spaces behind the triple stable block, which is much more suitable for the long term-running of the tenanted compound if it remains with HJG

4. YARD division

Link here to details of utmost concern regarding the yard division
- This is not a personal objection
- It is something which must be clear to any buyer
- Professional advice is required here. I am working on it
- I am in touch with HBD conservation & heritage to ensure guidelines are adhered and am awaiting a call

5. Link here to drawing by HDC outlining the need to restore the yard to the setting of the listed building

- Very close working relations are needed with buyers to be able to provide a completely contained space.
- I spoke to them about the temporary fence. Discussed that 6 foot fences are not permitted. And not of the type.
- Explained there is a lot of detail to establish in order to be confident what is permitted division
- I can work with buyers on this

6. Barn
- Their is mutual fear of future development of the barn.
- The buyers concern and objection to overage implies clear understanding of the development value of the 1 acre with existing structure. I would wager anyone coming into ownership of that will apply for planning permission.
- We should not give that opportunity away. Despite limitation in the deeds
- I don’t fully understand ‘overage’ but if they are serious about it, then an overage is vital. These arecash buyers, there’d be no impact on them applying for amorgae which the estate agent says can sometimes be off-putting to morgage companies
- I am keep to retain the barn for multiple purposes, but crucially because I can see myself living down the field
- The value as a development prospect is huge and is glaringly obvious to these people, who has an adult son living in a motorhome, coming with them