Residential Mobile Homes in Scotland - Scottish Government

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4b. If no, what is the nature of the breaches? 4c. How often are licensed sites inspected? 4d. Are you aware of any caravan holiday homes on holiday parks that are only licensed for holiday use being used for residential purposes? Yes No 4e. Does this cause any problems? Yes No 4f. If yes, please give details: 5. How far are you aware of single units for residential use in different areas of your authority that are exempt from licensing? Please tick more than one box as appropriate: Please provide an estimate of the number of pitches: 5a.Urban areas Pitches in seasonal residential use Pitches in permanent occupation. _____ 5b.Rural areas Pitches in seasonal residential use _____ Pitches in permanent occupation. _____ Do rural areas include caravans/mobile homes on: Farms/estates Pitches in seasonal residential use _____ Pitches in permanent occupation. _____ 70
Crofts Pitches in seasonal residential use _____ Pitches in permanent occupation. _____ 5c. Other (please specify) _____ 1 For the purposes of this research, rural areas are defined as settlements with a population of 3000 or less and urban areas as any settlements above this figure. 6. Are you aware of any unlicensed sites within your authority? Yes No If yes, please give details: 7. Any additional comments on residential mobile homes? I would be very grateful if you could send me a copy of any policy that you have with regard to site licensing and enforcement standards. Thank you very much for your time in responding to our survey – this is much appreciated. All information collected as part of this research will be treated with strict confidentiality, and anonymised in the report. If you would like to post this form to me, then please use the following FREEPOST address: Mark Bevan Centre for Housing Policy, University of York 71
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Housing, Regeneration and Planning
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Further copies of this report are a
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LIST OF TABLES Table 1.1 Localities
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Introduction 1 Th
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10 Future demographic trends in Sco
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18 Whilst it is important to have t
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• The Caravan Sites Act 1968 prot
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Methods Which mobile homes were inc
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different sub-markets of mobile hom
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accessible by public roads. Whilst
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2.7 There were some quite large dis
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owned sites. As noted in paragraph
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