Yard classification

[briquette_seller]

Is it possible to have a yard, for cutting firewood, classed as Forestry, rather than Commercial?

 

If so, what type of activity do you have to undertake to be classed as Forestry?

[ballibeg]

Think the distinction is where the wood comes from. From your land is forestry, bought in is industrial.

[Johny Walker]

Is it possible to have a yard, for cutting firewood, classed as Forestry, rather than Commercial?

 

If so, what type of activity do you have to undertake to be classed as Forestry?

 

yes, ,i have that on mine , do you have planning on it now if so what heres a breif extract

 

eference 98/02842/CLE

Alternative Reference Not Available

Application Received Wed 07 Oct 1998

Address Land Off Leather Bank Burley In Wharfedale Ilkley West Yorkshire

Proposal Use of the land for storing, sawing up and burning of timber ancillary to tree felling/landscape contracting business

Status Application Granted

Appeal Status Not Available

Appeal Decision Not Available

[ballibeg]

Can't see a forestry reference there Johny. If you're producing logs could a moaner argue that's outside the 'tree felling/landscape business' as described in the application?

[Johny Walker]

Can't see a forestry reference there Johny. If you're producing logs could a moaner argue that's outside the 'tree felling/landscape business' as described in the application?

 

i never said it was foerstry

 

 

for storing, sawing up.

 

define that, the l/a tryed and failed,

Edited December 21, 2014 by Johny Walker

[briquette_seller]

i never said it was foerstry

 

 

for storing, sawing up.

 

define that, the l/a tryed and failed,

 

So your commercial?

[ballibeg]

But that's the OP's point isn't it? He wants to class it as forestry or have I missed his point completely?

[Johny Walker]

So your commercial?

 

l/a cant define that either

[briquette_seller]

l/a cant define that either

 

Haha, ok.

 

Do you pay rates on the buildings then?

 

From my understanding commercial buildings pay rates, forestry doesn't?

[briquette_seller]

But that's the OP's point isn't it? He wants to class it as forestry or have I missed his point completely?

 

I want to class it in a way that I don't have to pay commercial rates etc.

 

I want to process firewood, and keep my overheads to a minimum.