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Time running out to secure development value of land

Pictured: Kathryn Lewis 

Shropshire farmers and landowners with land that could be suitable for development are being advised to take action now to register their interest with the council.

Time is running out to submit potential development land for inclusion in future Shropshire development plans according to Kathryn Lewis, assistant land agent with Davis Meade Property Consultant in Shropshire.

"Anyone who thinks they have land with development potential needs to get a submission into Shropshire Council before the end of September, 2011 if they want to be potentially included in the plan which will define where development in Shropshire can take place up to 2026," said Kathryn.

"Shropshire Council is calling the process the Site Allocation and Management of Development Plan Document (SAMDev). The new SAMDev document is the second major planning policy document of the Shropshire Local Development Framework (LDF), following the Core Strategy.

"It will allocate sites for various types of development and set out further detailed policies to guide future development across Shropshire up to 2026," she explained.

"We are urging farmers to contact us with their ideas so we can visit the site to assess its potential, make a submission including plans and supporting statements and compile a photographic montage of the site to highlight the reasons for inclusion.

"Even though development might not be on your mind at the moment, taking this step will future proof the value of your property asset as getting land included in the development plan will considerably enhance its value."

Suitable agricultural land is likely to be within current development or on the outskirts of a settlement with good access, no services such as electricity poles running over it and not too many features, she added.

In accordance with the localism agenda, the SAMDev will also provide a community influenced means of shaping the future of local towns, villages and the countryside. The needs of Shropshire's local communities are set out in the 18 area-based Shropshire Place Plans.

Kathryn Lewis can be contacted at the Oswestry office of DMPC on 01691 659658 or email kathrynlewis@dmpropertyconsultants.com.

 

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Article published by Midlands Business News on 31 August, 2011

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