May 8, 20224 yr Hi all We have full planning permission for a fairly large (340m2) house but due to the current economic situation have decided to reduce the size of the property by around 50m2 by removing one room downstairs and making all the upstairs bedrooms smaller. The amended house will sit entirely within the footprint of the approved design and look identical apart from obviously being smaller in both width and depth. Will we need to go back through the planning process as a new application or would this be considered non-material?
May 8, 20224 yr Yes, I think you do, unless you can find some way of building part and doing the rest when you have the money.
May 8, 20224 yr Changes that would affect the bulk/volume will require re-approval. That can be done via a revised Full application or Variation of Condition application. Both will take approx. 8 weeks but you may be entitled to a free go with the revised Full application route.
May 8, 20224 yr Author Thanks both. I don't see any issues with getting a new application passed given that it's smaller but wanted to try and avoid the time delay. I wonder if we could just start building and then go for retrospective permission?
May 8, 20224 yr 1 hour ago, DannyG said: Thanks both. I don't see any issues with getting a new application passed given that it's smaller but wanted to try and avoid the time delay. I wonder if we could just start building and then go for retrospective permission? No major harm with that approach.
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