does anyone know if i need planning permission for a 46" high feather-edge fence.my house is in a cul-de-sac next to the road.
fence hieght/planning permission ?
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Phone your local planning dept. I suspect they don't allow them that high facing the road 
Planning permission rules differ from region to region but in my area there are only limits on anything over 2 metres unless it is near a road and will obscure a previously clear view and seeing as you are in a cuddly sac then I cannot see that becoming relevant. It may be best to contact your local office for clarification.
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You will need planning permission if....
Your House is a listed building.
If the fence or wall, is next to a highway used for vehicles (a footpath is part of the highway) - over 1m height requires permission.
Where it is not next to a highway, any fence or wall over 2m will require permission.
Hedges or trees - to whatever height - do not require planning permission! (Even if they are next to a highway.)
You will need to check that there were or are no restrictions on your property though: such as those that apply to 'open plan' estates.
Your House is a listed building.
If the fence or wall, is next to a highway used for vehicles (a footpath is part of the highway) - over 1m height requires permission.
Where it is not next to a highway, any fence or wall over 2m will require permission.
Hedges or trees - to whatever height - do not require planning permission! (Even if they are next to a highway.)
You will need to check that there were or are no restrictions on your property though: such as those that apply to 'open plan' estates.
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