how to register easyworship with site license

The fit and proper person test is used when someone: This test is there to make sure the person holding the site licence (and the person who manages the site, if it's someone else) is an appropriate person to have one. Visit Aberdeen City Council Visit Aberdeenshire Council Visit Angus Council Visit Argyll and Bute Council Visit Cairngorms National Park Authority Visit Clackmannanshire Council Visit Comhairle nan Eilean Siar (Western Isles Council) Visit Dumfries & Galloway Council Visit Dundee City Council Visit East Ayrshire Council Visit East Dunbartonshire Council Visit East Lothian Council Visit East Renfrewshire Council Visit Edinburgh Council Visit Falkirk Council Visit Fife Council Visit Glasgow City Council Visit Highland Council Visit Inverclyde Council Visit Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park Authority Visit Midlothian Council Visit Moray Council Visit North Ayrshire Council Visit North Lanarkshire Council Visit Orkney Islands Council Visit Perth & Kinross Council Visit Renfrewshire Council Visit Scottish Borders Council Visit Shetland Islands Council Visit South Ayrshire Council Visit South Lanarkshire Council Visit Stirling Council Visit West Dunbartonshire Council Visit West Lothian Council Fit and proper person testĪnyone who applies for a new site licence will have a 'fit and proper person test'. This will be set by your local council – ask them for more information. You may have to pay a fee for your new site licence. This is usually part of the Planning Department or Environmental Services Department, but it may be different depending on the council area. If you want to apply for a licence, contact your local council and ask to speak to officials responsible for licensing of mobile home sites with permanent residents. The new site licensing system is run by local councils. If you own a site that only has holiday units and isn't licensed to have permanent residents, you will not need a licence under the new system. is a 'mixed use' site – one with both residential units and holiday units.is licensed to have permanent, year-round residents.This means you need a licence if you own a site that: The new licensing system is aimed at permanent residential mobile home sites. If you do not have a licence, you should contact your local council. If you're running a permanent residential mobile home site without a licence, you could be fined up to £50,000.

How to register easyworship with site license