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extension Council objected for PD and PA combine build
Sham09 posted a topic in Surveyors & Architects
I’ve received prior approval for larger home extension - ground floor - 6.5m from main wall. I’ve also received full plan application approval for 1st floor 3m extension. I received plans from my architect as combined ground floor and 1st floor extension. Which I’ve gave it to... -
hi all. lets say i was gonna build an outbuilding garage 30sm out of block. its within 1m of a boundary so needs to be fire proof essentially right? well im wondering if i can get away with using timbers for rafters rather than steel? tbh ive never seen anyone use steel box section or steel purlins... -
Hi, I'm having issues trying to get what I want via planning so I'm going to go down the PD route and max out what I can do. I've had a read through the 'Permitted development rights for householders' technical guidance but there are a few areas that don't seem clear cut especially around bunga...
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Hi, I'm after some advice. I bought my property back in 2016, it's an old (circa 1804) single storey detached cottage/bungalow on a large plot. It's not listed, it’s not in a designated area (conservation area, national park, areas of outstanding natural beauty, world heritage site, the Norfolk or...
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Hi, Please may I query whether the following proposed extension falls under permitted development rights or whether a full planning application is required. We are looking to complete a rear extension to our detached house by 3 metres, complying with all PD legislations. The...
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Hello, this forum has been so helpful over the years but finally need some specific advice for myself. To set the scene, we are due to exchange on a house (dormer bungalow) next week, it’s the classical worst house on the best street scenario, untouched in 50 years etc - we put plans in...
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Currently we have a single storey flat roof extension on the rear of our 3bed semi detached which contains the kitchen, it's a bit pokey so I'd ideally like to extend this flat roof extension to be the full width of the rear of the house, is this possible under permitted development or would I need...
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Hi, I have recently joined and this is my first post. The original house has an extension to the front of the property. The property is in greenbelt, hence can only build using permitted development. Can I build on the front as part of side extension to original for half the width? Such that is chan...
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A tenant has added a garage to the side of his property. We agreed to the wooden structure as it was well within permitted development requirements. The property was originally one detached house but was split into 2 semi detached houses. The planners are saying that because the property has been su...
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Hi All, We're considering replacing an existing single storey lean-to extension with new structure, essentially on the same footprint. We're in a detatched house with plenty of space around. I've read the PD documentation and couldn't find anything specifically relating to this situation.... -
The viewpoint used to decide items is a balance between the outlay cost and the running costs. This system will not be the cheapest way to produce heating and hot water nor the most expensive installation system but a balance related to the existing equipment and personal requirements. B...
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Hi all, New member here with a bit of an issue. My wife and I have just bought our first home and we plan on converting the garage (not standalone) into a habitable room. Unfortunately the garage has a huge bulkhead inside it which severely limits its usability. Our house is semi-detache...
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Hi. I'm just looking for a bit of advice. We own a dormer bungalow in the Cheshire greenbelt and have been trying to secure planning permission to build a double garage at the front of the property. The planners have indicated that they intend to refuse the application despite us citin...
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Quick Q - assuming the structure is dimensionally within PD in terms of height of eaves/proximity to border/height of pitch etc etc and ticks all those boxes, could an L-shaped building at the rear of a dwelling be constructed under PD? Is the shape less relevant providing those other li...
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Hi all, has anyone ever managed to reclaim previously removed permitted development rights? The fool who previously owned our house was outwitted by the council and stupidly signed away clause rights A, B and E. This was 7 years ago now. This article strongly suggests that un...
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I would like to install a lantern skylight over the kitchen space. the kitchen's roof is lower than the rest of the house's roof. It has a very shallow slope facing the front elevation. I know that I should seek Planning Permission if the 'the alteration would protrude mor...
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I am looking at knocking down an existing old conservatory and replacing it with a single storey extension, which I want to make longer. I have a question re permitted development, which as from May 2019 allows 6m in length, and up to half the width of the house. My house is semi-detach...
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Hi to everyone. I am looking to options to extend my current house (mainly to increase the upstairs footprint and increase the number of bedrooms), and am after any advice on the balance between this needing planning permission, or falling under permitted development. Ive attached a coup...
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permitted development Permitted or planning
Skanx posted a topic in House Extensions & Conservatories
Hi, I have put in for permitted development for an extension, read up on all the regs but got turned down as it's too long. The existing house is over 100 years with no extension built after this time. The main house is square and has a two story 6m long 3m wide room coming off back which has a cour... -
Hi everyone, After years of hard slog (mainly by my much more capable other half!) and fours house flips later we have finally bought a house for 'us' rather than one to do up and sell on - exciting times! So the property has a large detached garage with a first floor on top....
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Hi all Apologies for another newbie question. I am looking to extend out the back and side and am under the impression that a wrap-around extension does not fall under Permitted Development. If I was to extend "separately" out the side and out the back would this...
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Hi Total newbie here, but confused by permitted development rules. House is detached with garage at the rear (blue on image) at the boundary. We are looking to do a single storey rear extension 6m back for the full length of the house. Trying to find out if we do it for the f...
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Hello all, Any clarification would be much appreciated. We have a bungalow to which we added a single storey rear extension under prior approval with no problems, permission was given in 2016. This extension is 6 meters out and just under 7m across with a max height of 3m.... -
We have an existing 3m tall garage/workshop which sits alongside the house but partially in front of the principle elevation. It is war-time era (probably built before the house in fact which is a 1960's bungalow) and constructed from concrete block walls with Asbestos roof sheeting.....yes I know t... -
We recently reclaimed PD rights and are looking to extend our terrible existing access driveway (so that we don't have to walk 60m just to get to our front door!). We'd look to extend the current gravel driveway over our own land, by cutting through the paddocks we own and then looping r...
