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These are ‘Use Class B – businesses which supply or support others’, ‘Use Class C – locations where people sleep’, Use Class E – ‘ commercial, business and Service’, Use Class F1 – ‘learning and non-residential institutions’, Use Class F2 – ‘local community uses’ and a Sui Generis – ‘category for those locations which are unique in themselves’. This section can also be found under the domain of .uk which will direct to straight to this page. The Use Class Order 2020 was an update to the Use Class Order 1987 and the changes are summarised here. Please note that the link above will show the use classes when they were introduced in 1987 and not how they are now as changes have been made. Please do not reply upon apps to tell you either, as can be woefully out of date. However there is not a list of use classes within this country. What happens if a building has two uses?Īll buildings fall under a Use Class as defined in the The Town and Country Planning ( Use Classes) Order 1987 (as amended).Use Class F1 – Learning and non-residential institutions.Use Class E – Commercial, Business and Service.Use Class C – Locations where people sleep.Use Class B – Business that supply people.Class AB – Flats on terraced commercial.Class AA – Flats on detached commercial.Class ZA – Demolition & construction of new flats.Class O – Flue for a micro combined heat - com.

Class L – Ground source heat pumps - com.

Class K – Stand-alone solar equip - com.

Class I – Stand-alone wind turbine - resi.

Class F – Flue for a micro combined heat on resi.

Class D – Water source heat pumps on resi.

Class C – Ground source heat pumps on resi.

Paragraph D – Interpretation of Classes A to C.

Class B – Development on land under 5 ha.

Class A – Development on land over 5 ha.

Class C – use of land by organisations for tents.

Class B – development on a caravan site.Class CA – temporary school for 3 years.