Exemption for an unoccupied mobile home pitch or boat mooring

Question

What if I have an unoccupied pitch for a mobile home or mooring for a boat?

Answer

If you have an empty pitch for a mobile home or mooring for a boat you can claim an exemption. The exemption will start when the pitch or mooring becomes empty and will end when it becomes occupied again.

If you think that you might be entitled to this exemption, please print an exemption for a vacant pitch form (pdf) and send it to us.

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