Below is guidance on the Planning and Development of Equestrian facilities. Although a localised guide, this offers general advice that is adopted across most of the UK and should give you a good basis for development restrictions, considerations and guidance. This is available to download in PDF:
Equestrian Development Guidance (AONB)
Additional Documents and Resources relating to Facility Management and Planning including non-equine arena hire, xc course hire, equestrian surfaces, planning guides and many more resources and information on the topic of Equestrian Facilities can be found following the link below.
You can also find useful information on Facility Management and Planning here:
IMPORTANT
This information and templates as provided above are intended to provide guidance and areas for consideration for those intending to enter into such arrangements. Anyone proposing to enter into such a written agreement should take consideration and their own legal or professional advice as to their particular circumstances.
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