flanagaj Posted Sunday at 13:06 Posted Sunday at 13:06 Can anyone advise whether changes to the approved style, sizes and location of windows, door colour, garage door colour would require a section 73 or a 93a. It's confusing as we do have the condition below in our planning application. Not sure whether this will make the process more difficult. "The development hereby permitted shall be carried out in accordance with the following approved plans: Location and Block Plan - Drawing No. 24-WLC-PA-01 Proposed Site Plan - Drawing No. 24-WLC-PA-10 Proposed Floor Plans - Drawing No. 24-WLC-P-20 Proposed South and East Elevations - Drawing No. 24-WLC-P-30 Proposed North and West Elevations - Drawing No. 24-WLC-P-31 REASON: For the avoidance of doubt and in the interests of proper planning"
Alan Ambrose Posted Sunday at 13:21 Posted Sunday at 13:21 Suggest NMA. They always have a condition which says ‘build it according to the drawings’, that won’t change. 1
nod Posted Sunday at 14:23 Posted Sunday at 14:23 You have to consider who would be upset by you having a different garage door or window floor plan Probably no one if your not in a conversation area Weve added an extra bathroom and two Velux windows without going back to planning 1
Kelvin Posted Sunday at 15:37 Posted Sunday at 15:37 Scottish regs. I have to submit a variation due to the window in the utility room being moved 1000mm. I also happen to have built the garage as a metal SIP kit rather than stick built (same dims) which they approved via email but I need to add that to the variation too. 1
flanagaj Posted Sunday at 16:47 Author Posted Sunday at 16:47 2 hours ago, nod said: You have to consider who would be upset by you having a different garage door or window floor plan Probably no one if your not in a conversation area Weve added an extra bathroom and two Velux windows without going back to planning We had 4 objections, so I don’t want to risk making changes and hoping nobody complains.
DevilDamo Posted Sunday at 17:31 Posted Sunday at 17:31 (edited) LPA’s have their own rules/guidance as to what would be deemed as a material amendment. Submit a NMA in the first instance to find out. Edited Sunday at 17:31 by DevilDamo 1
nod Posted Sunday at 17:52 Posted Sunday at 17:52 1 hour ago, flanagaj said: We had 4 objections, so I don’t want to risk making changes and hoping nobody complains. Our neighbor paid thousands for a planning consultant to stop us building You can always get the permission retroactively 1
Dave Jones Posted yesterday at 07:52 Posted yesterday at 07:52 had similar on ours, nimbie infestation who moaned about everything. They spotted we changed a 1800x 1050 window for 1800 x 1400 (window seat) and had enforcement out. NMA flew though no issues at all. Just cost.
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