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I made a "permitted" planning application over 3 months ago. It is to take advantage of the increased single storey for semi-detached.
Excellent!I made a "permitted" planning application over 3 months ago. It is to take advantage of the increased single storey for semi-detached.
Wherein it says:http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/uploads/neighbour_consultation_scheme_guidance_may13.pdf
According to the DCLGHe advised that i would need to make a certificate of lawfulness application
That would be extraordinarily inadvisable.so i can go ahead and build?
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I'm sure you do, but then you don't see why you should actually have to know anything, or why you should have to read the official guidance on Government websites.I feel that saying that i as a first time applier and not used o making planing applications have in some way have caused this is totally unacceptable and unhelpful.
No, I'm correct in saying it because it was your responsibility to know what you were doing and to read the official guidance on Government websites.You would be correct in saying this if i was an artitect and was used to applications of this nature.
If you'd bothered to read the official guidance on Government websites you would have seen that it would not be acceptable.THIS WAS MY FIRST EVER APPLICATION. I FOLLOWED THE CORRECT PROCEDURES TO THE BEST OF MY ABILITY AND TAKING ACCOUNT OF WHAT WOULD BE DEEMED ACCEPTABLE.
No you didn't.As i pointed out before 2 doors down the exact same depth width (both side and rear) was accepted under the prior approval scheme.
Both.So would me using this as an indication make me wrong or the fact that they have approved something they should not have.
Indeed. But it was your job to read the official guidance on Government websites and find out the rules.it is not my job or experience to advise whether this is permitted or not hence the reason i made the application.
Absolutely.It however is the job of the local planning officer to point out that it was not permiited hence the reason they have given 42 days.
You have not told us what he advised you to do.If as you say i caused this then it was the role of the officer to advise it was wrong and not advise me to make irrelavent applications that would fail.
If that will make you feel better. I trust that you have got everything in writing, and that you won't be relying on unprovable "but the council said..." claims?I feel that the advise recieved has not cleared my mind in this case and will seek legal advise.
Indeed.Please bear in mind that people that come here for advise do so because they are inexperiened.
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