Homebuilding & Renovating

THE KNOWLEDGE PLANNING ON A GREENFIELD SITE

“Our major issue was getting planning on a greenfield site,” says Ali. “It was quite tricky because we had to establish a need to build a new agricultural-tied dwelling farmhouse on the land. It was quite a process and we had to go to committee.” (Greenfield sites refer to previously undeveloped – often agricultural

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