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Introduction to park homes

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Buying or gifting a park home

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Selling a park home

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Local authorities’ fees policies

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What does a site owner need to do if they want to increase a pitch fee?

They must serve a written notice on the occupier, setting out the proposals, as well as a Pitch Fee Review Form.

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Changes in the Retail Prices Index (RPI) and how this affects the annual Pitch Fee Review

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What cannot be taken into account in the pitch fee review?

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If the occupier appeals do they still need to pay the increased fee?

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What else can be included in the pitch fee review?

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Late site licence fees recoverable under the pitch fees in England: case law update

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Does a late review change the review date for next year?

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LEASE is governed by a board, appointed as individuals by the Secretary of State for the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government.

WARNING ADVICE TO RESIDENTS

You DO NOT NEED to sign a new pitch agreement if your site owner changes. Your existing terms and conditions will stay the same if the site is sold.

If you are asked to sign a new agreement get advice from LEASE or a solicitor before doing so.