I'll proceed with planning permission and hope everything will be approved with my current drawings.
Thanks everyone, your help has been invaluable. (y)
P.S. For future questions, would it be appropriate to open a new thread or continue on with this one?
@ ^woody^
I am in agreement with you woody, however there is one thing I am wondering.
Hypothetically; if Planning Permission is denied, how much of the decision would be final i.e. how much leniency and negotiability am I potentially give. I assume the £206 if not refunded of course, but would...
@Aeron Rees
If I am understanding correctly;
Planning permission route: Householder planning permission via Planning portal online application =£206 -> Building Control application via Planning portal online application = £360. Total = £566
Building Control route: Building Control application...
@^woody^
@Aeron Rees
Thank you again for all you extremely useful information and help in showing my current drawings would require planning permission.
However, now I'm wondering if it is even worth it to go with planning permission, as all I need is a simple kitchen extension (through...
@^woody^
Yes, the steps and the concrete side ground highlighted in green was built after the original house. Therefore it can be assumed that natural ground is further below.
However, this poses the problem of the 4m height limitation.
As you can see, when using an estimated natural ground...
@^woody^
As replied above, If I look at the literal corner of the house i.e. the highest point - it is not natural ground but instead a concrete block. So would this be the highest point or do I have to find natural ground?
In removing the lower level door, would the extension be regarded as...
@Aeron Rees
Thank you for the detailed response and advice. Also sorry for any obvious and naive questions I may ask as I'm new to this.
Is it possible to have them send someone over to check where my ground level is? Because as you said, there is ambiguity as to where it starts; for example...
Hello all,
I need some advice and clarification on a single story rear extension I want to build.
Firstly, I'm pretty sure I would need Planning Permission based on my current drawings due to a sloping garden causing the height of the extension to exceed 4 meters. Also I have a low pitch due...