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How High Are You Willing To Climb (Just Say Yes) How High Are You Willing To Climb (Just Say Yes) Join Linda as she asks the important question of "How high are you willing to climb?" #Climbing #ClimbingHigher

How High Are You Willing To Climb (Just Say Yes) How High Are You Willing To Climb (Just Say Yes) Join Linda as she asks the important question of "How high are you willing to climb?" #Climbing #ClimbingHigher

The Agricultural Landlord and Tenant Code of Practice for England was published yesterday. The three C's - Clarity, Communication and Collaboration The code is based on these three key principles to encourage the best aspects of good practice that already exists within the industry and will be a very useful reference tool for Landlords, Tenants, and practitioners in the sector. Specific sections deal with: * the initial grant of tenancy, * routine engagement with the parties during the lease term, * payment of rent, rent reviews, * improvements, * access to environmental schemes and other business opportunities, * termination and renewal and disputes, and * the role of professional advisors and agents. Please contact us at Hägen Wolf for help to resolve any kind of property disputes. **Photo of the view back towards Marske in the Yorkshire Dales** #agriculturallaw #landlaw #landdisputes #landlordandtenant #agriculturaltenancies https://lnkd.in/eENKck8f

Managing a rural business can bring up a variety of unique questions for which there are often no simple answers. 💬 From listed building #curtilage and #capitalgainstax, to #wayleaves and #barbedwire fence regulations, there is an array of subjects that require in-depth analysis and explanation to aid decision making. This is why the CLA has created a catalogue of In Focus articles, designed to help clarify some of the complex issues that face many rural enterprises. Explore our range of illuminating articles here: https://bit.ly/48EdKY8

🏠⚒️California Governor Suspends CEQA and the Coastal Act for Rebuilding Fire-Ravaged Areas In his latest article, Phillip Babich discusses California Governor Gavin Newsom's executive order, issued on January 12, 2025, which suspends CEQA and the Coastal Act to expedite rebuilding efforts in areas affected by Southern California wildfires. This accelerates approval for damaged homes and businesses and allows property owners to transfer base year values to rebuilt properties for potential tax savings. While the order aims to speed up reconstruction, it may clash with a recent court ruling requiring fire risk and evacuation analysis for such projects. #CaliforniaWildfires #CEQA #Rebuilding #RealEstate 👇 Read the full article below. https://lnkd.in/eZFbybJp

Delighted with another Planning Appeal victory. This is one of many cases where Salmon Planning have challenged a Local Planning Authority decision and succeeded in winning the argument at Appeal. This case is significant as it has unlocked a development site in a beautiful historic landscape location where development would not normally be permitted. See: https://lnkd.in/esXetKWU #SalmonPlanning #Planning #PlanningAppeal #SouthWest

In this blog from Public Policy Institute of California, Sarah Bardeen and Karen Cowan, executive director of CASQA, discuss the challenges of stormwater in California. “Unmanaged stormwater can be a flood hazard and a contaminant. But when it’s properly managed, stormwater actually can benefit communities, creating green spaces and recharging aquifers.” “We advocate for stormwater policies, regulations, legislation, and solutions that are based on the latest science. We emphasize stormwater capture—putting water in the ground.”

I’ve recently written an article on understanding the impact of s 72 natural hazard notices on your property title. Due to the recent legislative changes this is more relevant than ever. Check this out in the link below https://lnkd.in/ghwFMgYk

Regulation Hits Rural Landowner As Feds Claim Dry Ditch Is “Waters of U.S.” Two steps forward, three steps back for U.S. landowners and farmers...? https://ow.ly/fEVA50S0FfZ

Gov. Newsom issued an executive order over the weekend to exempt some CEQA and Coastal Commission regulations for rebuild projects. Similar relief is expected to come from the local agencies, but no announcement yet. It is important to note that the relief from CEQA and CCC regulations only applies to projects in which the property owner wants to rebuild within 10% of the previously permitted structure(s). For example, a 3,000-sf residence will be exempt from CCC requirements only if the rebuild is 3,300-sf or less. There are similar height and building footprint limitations as well. https://lnkd.in/gbjKZE8V