Linking conservatory from house to outbuilding? possible?

[toxicvinster]

With the new permitted development rights coming into practice in October it got me wondering...

We have a brick outbuilding 6m away to the rear of the house.

With the new permitted developments allowing conservatories etc to extend up to 6m to the rear of the house, would it then be feasible to add a 6m conservatory which would then actually be linked to both the house AND the outbuilding?

Any info on whether this is possible without the council taking a fit would be appreciated.

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

Yep, wait till the new laws are published (if at all).

 

[big-all]

assuming the 50% rule is still in place would that effect your plans??
as in no more than 50% off the garden area as built or as 1947?? can be covered by extensions decking or other outbuildings including garages sheds greenhouses or similar without planning permission

 

[tony1851]

With the new permitted development rights coming into practice in October ..

What's this all about?

 

[big-all]

With the new permitted development rights coming into practice in October ..

What's this all about?

http://www.cnplus.co.uk/news/sector...-140000-jobs-in-housing-boost/8635390.article

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

Yes big-all but its all just heresay and press releases until its legal isn't it?

 

[big-all]

Yes big-all but its all just heresay and press releases until its legal isn't it?

yep spot on nothing in concrete -----yet

 

[catlad]

I saw cleggy on the news last night, apologising to all the student for not getting free tuition that he promised if he got into power. Means nothing yet as Freddy said.

 

[tony1851]

With the new permitted development rights coming into practice in October ..

What's this all about?

http://www.cnplus.co.uk/news/sector...jobs-in-housing-boost/8635390.article[/QUOTE]

Hi Big-all - like the world and his wife I was aware of the new proposals, but was making the point that the OP stated that they were coming into effect in October; thought for one moment that I'd missed something!
The 6m/8m lengths for rear extensions have been bandied about, but my guess is that after the consultation process, these will be considerably reduced. LPAs will fight this tooth and nail, ostensibly on planning grounds but in reality to maintain their workload and jobs.
Exactly the same thing happened the last time the pd rules were amended The WYG report recommended larger rear extensions, but their proposals were of course watered down.
I suspect the OP and a lot of other would-be extenders are going to be disappointed.

 

[big-all]

high tony
politics aside as all parties do it

they seem to make announcements in the press or let "substancial leaks" give them a free survey
it also allows them to come up with horrific ideas where pure horror would get them voted out but because people thought something that was bad is now watered down to around half they feel they have far less pain
so the idea that would have them voted out at that level now seems to be a bargain because they went for the jugular as the first aim