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The original footings have all been done to support a new facing wall our orangery is built to what is allowed under permitted development size wise and anyone is entitled to Build the same size single story extension as we have but the orangery is not in question as we have built it to what is...

And the brick face is tied and built in front of the existing walls

That gable is to be demolished

Yes we had to stop there to remove the existing roof to build up but that’s built up to the new wall plate now

No all the existing walls had been covered before building the extension

I get that I’m not trying to convince anyone all I’m saying is the condition states that the extension is to match the existing dwelling no mention of red brick they should have stipulated that on the condition so we would not have chosen the new brick but as the new brick was used under...

I stated correctly as We started building work on our orangery in 2016/2017 using the new brick this was also built under permitted development then all the footings and our cellar and extension footings and new facing brick wall footings we’re done at the same time we then began to build the...

We did have the new leaf of brick drawn on our approval drawings sent to the council but the council never asked what we were doing with the new leaf ect we just put it down to us not needing permission so they were not interested in the permitted development side only the planning side they...

I understand what you are saying and I do understand what the condition states the entire house is now in the new brick the red gable you can see on the photo is to be demolished that’s why it is not in the new brick as we are building a two story extension from what I have been told I do not...

This is the brick we chose as we liked it we never liked the existing red brick but as this was under permitted development there is no reason not to choose your own materials as we can do so without approval and I can understand it’s not entirely in keeping with the other houses on our road but...

Unfortunately the houses around us are predominantly red brick but not all the houses as some are yellow brick some are rendered and some even have a similar brick we chose so in my view all the houses are different We chose a traditional look brick because we liked it and never liked the red...

I also thought of slip brick will that not require planning consent also as it will be another layer on top of what was built under planning permission

All we did is have are architectural drawings show that the existing dwelling will have a new leaf of brick work no wording or anything just shown on the drawings for reference I still think the council should of at the very least looked at the drawings and asked the question as to what was...

We were under the impression rightly I believe that to change the existing facing brick walls we could do so under permitted development we started doing this way before building the new extension we also understand that the planning approval stated that the extension is to be built using the...