I mean trying to build a modern home is just way to over priced we would just be paying on it the rest of our life, and a silo home will last alot longer than a house or RV. But when I win it I want to use the back pay to purchase a little spot of enexpensive land hopefully we can find a state with some rural land that’s not expensive in a area where just good peaceful people live and be able to but a small piece of land and find a older unused silo for sale and put it up and just work on the inside to get it the way we want it little by little and as we can afford it, it may take us awhile to get it just the way we want it but it will be our home. I have a lawyer fighting for my disability and he is very confident I will win my disability it just takes time nothing involving government is fast, unless you owe them then the tables turn quick. But when I seen the silo home I knew my wife and I could do this and become home owners, before I seen this I just never was able to see us being actual home owners but now I do.
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“We’ve built a sustainable home for our young family and are living lightly on the land and hope we will continue to be able to do so,” she added.Ī decision on the retrospective planning application will be made at Hermon Community Centre on Tuesday, May 19, at 10am.I recently became disabled, I will be just 36 years old this year, and I am having a amputation being done on my right foot half way up to my knee, I’m having to fight for my disability, the reason they say I have to fight for it so hard is because I have an education and a trade and work history, if I had none of these I would get it immediately, but I recently seen a silo home I tv and thought how cool is that, I’m a welder/fabricator by trade so I know my way around metal and love working with, and now being total disabled from my upper body to losing my foot and half of my leg is real depressing.
The couple’s hopes now rest on their application meeting One Planet Development (OPD) practice criteria, and demonstrating that they can sustain themselves and their family by working on the land. “We feel as prepared as we can be for the appeal, and we hope the inspector will recognise the work we have put into our application, and consider it on its merits,” she said. Related: 19 of the most remarkable houses you will find in Wales today Last July, members of the council’s planning committee voted by 9-4 to refuse retrospective planning permission for the home, despite some of those against it describing the development as “the most beautiful ever seen”. 'The most beautiful ever seen'Ī legal struggle and an online campaign won more than 100,000 worldwide supporters but neither was enough for planners, who called for it to be pulled down. The couple built their modest home from scratch with their own hands, using only natural, local materials, on land adjacent to Charlie’s parents’ home.
Megan Williams and Charlie Hague, both 27, have spent more than three years fighting against the demolition of their distinctive home, created to live a self-sufficient lifestyle and bring up their young son, Eli, who is almost three. Now a final appeal is being made to save the eco-roundhouse built by a young couple in Glandwr.
IT is a house as revered as it is controversial – the tiny turfed-roof “hobbit house” created without planning permission on private land in North Pembrokeshire.
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