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Ok thank you all for clarifying. We do have the remediation scheme in hand and I’m not looking to cut corners, just if anyone was aware of an appropriate way to speed things up.

Thanks @MikeSharp01 and @DevilDamo - that helps So just to be clear, I could go ahead with things like a new front driveway, front porch, internal alterations and so on, but not the extension itself until I have approval for Part 1. But preparation for the extension (ie. digging foundations), might be ok to start sooner? PS. I have asked Planning to give me a call to see if they would accept and signoff the plan from our verification specialist without having to go through the formal 8-week discharge process. Do you think they would consider that or will they be very strict about this?

Hi, I've just been granted planning permission for a kitchen extension (7 x 5m) to our 1970's detached house. We included a number of internal alterations and exterior remodelling within the application. Our planning permission includes the below condition. I have 2 questions: Can we begin the non-excavation works (ie. internal alterations and some of the exterior remodelling) prior to discharging this condition? That would save us about 8 weeks waiting time... How do we fulfil part 2 of the condition without commencing development? Thanks in advance for any guidance More info from the case officers report