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Having a false pitched roof won't fall foul of being PD? Just worried incase they make a issue out of it

We not continuing. That is as far as the works got. The acros have been removed and supported by steels. Work has since stopped, its a old pic before steels went in. Nothing has been built past floor level. Planning permission has been applied for this week. I'm just thinking if I got refused...

So if I was to build under PD, here are facts. I can go up to 8m as I'm a detached bungalow. I'm not within 2m of the boundary fence, so the 3m height rule to the eaves applies. So from this pic where would the flat roof go up to be below the eaves, is that below gutters? Or above the gutter...

What happens if you build a extension and have building regs but no planning permission? Here's the story: Doing a 10m side extension, got building inspector involved and all going good with foundation etc. Extension is about to go up and we been told it doesn't come under PD. Do I carry on...

Can the no more ply be left floating over the kingspan 100mm insulation? Or does it have to be glued down in anyway. Then the Eps overlay left floating?

Was told by the architect

The wait times for my council for planning is around 3 months I'm told. Turned Into a right mess. I will get builder to board up

The builder is trying to have a word with someone in the council he knows. If no luck in next day or so I will get the planning submitted. I have the plans drawn up.

Through the architect who we employed later as we needed steels before extending to sides.

The extension isnon the side of bungalow behind garage, so no one from outside cab see it. It's 10meteres in length and 4 metres wide. It doesn't go past the back of existing house. Also in a conservation area and others have done similar extensions.

My builder was doing a side extension, in my bungalow. We thought it come under PD. WE have now learnt I need planning permission, and we halted work. He's only laid thr block and beam floor no blocks have gone up. What are my options? Should I wait and put in planning. I been told the wait...

Can the ufh overlay boards be placed directly over the kingspan/cellotax insulation boards?

im having a house refurb, a new concrete block and beam floor will mix with a old concrete floor in the house can i do the following: 1. lay pir boards like cellotex floating 100m in the new extensions, and then 20mm in the old part of the house. this makes all the floor level one height...

Would overlay system such as polypipes boards not provide a level of insulation?

I've renovated a bungalow, and built a side extension. The original floor had parquet floor which we removed and had concrete underneath. The extension is being built with block and slab then will be insulated with cellotex. Question is should I be installing a overlay system throughout...

This is why building work is stressful. They started laying and it started raining later. I don't think they had anything in hand to cover up with. Will mention it to them

Should they be covering up the bricks with a sheet or something?

building a side extension, concrete is in. brickie started laying the engineering bricks down today, and a few blocks. fduring works it was non stop heavy rain he had to stop. nothing was covered up, and the bricks and mortar covered in persistent rain. will this have caused issues. also...

Here's a pic of manhole where it turns to the right it's going towards kitchen.

It's private sewer with no connection to next door, the public sewer is 10m away.