Permitted Development Specific question

freddiemercurystwin · 11 Jul 2011

trevorhp said:
In my case the side and rear extensions were not touching either...just a small gap.
I have now decided that I can make the rear extension 1m narrower and leave a maintenance gap between them so this problem solved.

I am aso considering add ing two huge conservatories on either side .....just because I can under PD.

Trying to make a connection between planning rules and common sense is Illogical.
Thanks tp

DevilDamo · 11 Jul 2011

Ok... regardless.. the rear extension would still have to comply with the PD rules for side AND rear extensions because the rear extension would extend out past the side of the original building.

klingon · 3 Aug 2012

Hi there, I am in same situation as you are trying to do an L shaped extension did you get your L shaped extension completed?

What plan was accepted by the council in the end?

Thanks

trevorhp · 3 Aug 2012

Hi
I did not go ahead with the original purchase.......too much hassle and a complete load of nonsensical planning rules.
I don't know what I expected and I don't think I will live long enough to find out.

Buy a bigger house or become a banker or an MP, then life will become easier and much more rewarding....bitter..... me?.... no..... just older and a little wiser.

Good luck.

freddiemercurystwin · 3 Aug 2012

PD rules are generally very simple.

trevorhp · 3 Aug 2012

If that is the case why are there so many posts relating to PD?

We can't all be idiots...I realise that my two Degrees and my engineering work in Formula 1 don't qualify me to interpret PD rules ....but hey it should be easy understand..... after all what we are talking about boils down to three lines on a piece of paper..... oh! and few decades of slack rule writing, un-cooperative, officials and a lack of willingness to apply common sense........ Just like F1 used to be really!!

freddiemercurystwin · 3 Aug 2012

Please find the threads where questions relating to PD queries cannot be answered.

^woody^ · 3 Aug 2012

trevorhp said:
Hi
I did not go ahead with the original purchase.......too much hassle and a complete load of nonsensical planning rules.

What purchase is that? Your earlier posts indicated it was your own property

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