Hi Good evening,
In March 06 I was given planning permission to build two bedrooms in my loft space .At the time I was knocking dining room into kitchen area to make one room and a Rsj was put in where the wall was taken down between the two rooms .This was all on the plans I had drawn up .Inspector came out to view the Rsj and all was Ok .I paid a fee at this time after his visit ,which I think he said was for all his following visits inc the bedroom inspections upstairs.As far as I am aware there were no other fees .
I finished the kitchen and never got round to doing the upstairs bedrooms in the loft area ,although I levelled the floor which was previously a sloping roof on a bungalow.(had previously been extended into a pitched roof by previous owner ).
My question is have I left to long to now start the bedrooms,and will I have to pay more fees etc ?
The original drawing basically show a bungalow being turned into normal two storey house,by means of raising roof up and walls and reducing the pitch .
I have also now thought I would prefer large dormers front and rear ,thus keeping it a bungalow albeit a dormer bungalow .Would I have to have new drawings submitted and approved ?? i am thinking I will .
Any help appreciated .
Thankyou .
Rob.
In March 06 I was given planning permission to build two bedrooms in my loft space .At the time I was knocking dining room into kitchen area to make one room and a Rsj was put in where the wall was taken down between the two rooms .This was all on the plans I had drawn up .Inspector came out to view the Rsj and all was Ok .I paid a fee at this time after his visit ,which I think he said was for all his following visits inc the bedroom inspections upstairs.As far as I am aware there were no other fees .
I finished the kitchen and never got round to doing the upstairs bedrooms in the loft area ,although I levelled the floor which was previously a sloping roof on a bungalow.(had previously been extended into a pitched roof by previous owner ).
My question is have I left to long to now start the bedrooms,and will I have to pay more fees etc ?
The original drawing basically show a bungalow being turned into normal two storey house,by means of raising roof up and walls and reducing the pitch .
I have also now thought I would prefer large dormers front and rear ,thus keeping it a bungalow albeit a dormer bungalow .Would I have to have new drawings submitted and approved ?? i am thinking I will .
Any help appreciated .
Thankyou .
Rob.
