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    Permitted planning and loft conversion

    Yup - the volume calculation is only for an extension of a roof, not just using the existing roof space. You could put some flooring in an existing roof without any planning permission - internal works do not constitute development. This is a very handy guide -...
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    Planning help required

    Agree with chapeau - development in green belt possible if infill or similar. A new build in the middle of a field has very very little chance. Examples of the 20 homes that have been permitted under PPS7 in the last 5 years can be seen here http://www.vitruviuspublishing.co.uk/page59.html
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    Architech Fees

    Hourly rate sounds fair - I've known far higher fees than that. Spending 32 hours on such a small extension is more difficult to justify, although it sounds like there were revisions etc.
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    Permitted planning and loft conversion

    Some thoughts - 1) A loft conversion that does not involve any external changes to the building does not constitute development, and therefore PD rights do not come into it. Internal changes to buildings don't fall under the remit of the Planning system. 2) Velux windows can be installed...
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