29 Jul 2013 10:31 PM:

What did you mean about parcel sizes of land? Also what did you men about being directed by local admin?

So is E15 a new law?

On our last trip down we were made aware that if properties have been disconnected from the mains then the local authority can insist you have a cesspit fitted to replace the soakaway before connection can be done. Also having to apply for a swiming pool licence even if one has existed for years.

 

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29 Jul 2013 10:25 PM:

Hi Floella.

Can you explain/expand a little more what you mean by the two following comments.

"In our case it was assuming we could purchase a plot of land that suited our requirements and not packaged in parcels sizes of whoch are directed by local admin."

and

"Also living in a farming area ,had we wanted to keep livestock...which we didn't..., we wouldn't have been able to anyway because any new farmers have had to move to the otherwise of E15."

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29 Jul 2013 9:15 PM:

No, but would it be a problem if it was? 

Our end goal is being self-sufficient, we want to take life easy and get away from the rat race. 

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29 Jul 2013 6:05 PM:

Thanks Clare, lots of photos would be great too if it all checks out.

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29 Jul 2013 5:48 PM:

Thanks Claire, we already new about the legalities issue surrounding property and land which is why we also know that we have viewed some property with unreputable estate agents. I can see that if people don't know what to look out for how thay can be duped into buying something that isn't quite legitimate.

This village sounds great, what are the property prices like and where is is?

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