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by not wanting to build something extravagant at the very beginning but rather ease into build what ever they want to build, along with not going out of the limits of where they can build, for example a certain depth

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Agents of Tourism Development - Landowners

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CLA are companies which offer opportunities to work along side other companies with the same aims

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Landowners and Consultancies can link in order to reduce the risk of conflict. This intergration of the two organisations will ensure Landowners are able to complete everything correctly in terms of legal and ethical issues so less conflict could arise or if it does arise it can be dealt with more efficiently.

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Gaining the correct permissions from government and local council, ensuring that they have contacted the local people about what they are planning to develop.

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The CLA is a membership organisation group for owners of land, property and businesses in rural England and Wales. The group speaks for everyone who owns land and believes in living and working in the countryside.

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1)How would a landowner avoid conflicts and disagreements in the early stages of

negotiation?

2) Who are the CLA and what do they do?

3) How would landowners easily avoid punishment for building on their land?

Liam - building/planning permissions from local government(s).

4) Give an example of a partnership between a private landowner and a public or voluntary sector company.

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A landowner in the outskirts of London is looking to sell their land and move a different area. This landowner wants to generate a lot of income from this plot of land as it is rare to have such a large area near London. The landowner is looking to sell to land to a company who is going to benefit the local area, and after receiving offers from housing developers and construction companies, he decides to accept an offer from a theme park developer. He has chosen this organisation as the landowner knows that they will be guaranteed to receive his payment from such a large company and they will develop an attraction that is going to develop tourism and benefit the local area. This meets the aims of this landowner as he has made a deal worth a lot of money and is developing tourism in an area. Even though this is a private sector company, they may be partnered with a charity and they would receive a lot from this deal. Conflicts may arise during this deal if either the landowner or the theme park developer change their mind or want to take more from this than previously agreed. This could happen if the companies verbally agree a fee but when it comes to signing the contract, the theme park developers may want to pay a lot less. This will lead to conflict as arguments will occur in this situation

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Land owners may face disagreements with companies when they are trying to sell or rent out their land to other companies. These disagreements may arise over the price of the fee demanded or how much land they are receiving. Conflicts may also arise between landowners and companies in the public and voluntary sector when settling a price these companies may have to pay after they have used the land, a landowner may change their terms if no contract has been signed, forcing the other companies to pay a higher price after they have used the land.

Conflicts may arise if a landowner goes against planning regualtions and builds in areas which they do not have permission to build on. This article shows where this has recently happened and a land owner has been taken to court.

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Landowners can work with other companies in the public and voluntary sectors. This will benefit companies in these sectors as they will be able to partner with the landowners in order to benefit their projects. These partnerships can be short term in order for voluntary sector companies to run a fundraising event, or a public sector company to run a project. Landowners can also act as guardians for other companies and look after the land they may have to preserve and conserve the land.

The CLA offer landowners the opportunity to work alongside other companies with the same aims to offer a wider range of packages.

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Landowners can contribute massively to tourism development as they are able to choose who they sell land too, and they could choose to sell it to a tourist attraction. They will do this to generate more income to their business or personal wealth. An example of where this has happened is Longleat House and Safari Park, where the landowner has allowed the land and surrounding gardens to be used for animals and has been made famous by the TV series Animal Park.

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The aims of a landowner are to make a profit on the land that they own. This aim can be met by either renting out parts of their land, or by selling it on when the prices of land increase.

Another aim could be to used the land for tourism development in an area.

Landowners want to generate a lot of income, in order to sustain their assets and generate more money to then invest in more land.

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Landowners will buy a plot of land and build on this. they will then rent of their buildings to companies or sell their land on. they could alternatively not build on their land and, again, rent it out or sell it on for a higher price when other companies like home developers come looking for more land.

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-Aim to make a profit
-Make a profit by selling their product
-Money generated by loans from a bank, a rich owner, or from share holders