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I just don't understand what the section means the enlargement shall be constructed so that – (i) other than in the case of a hip-to-gable enlargement or an enlargement which joins the original roof to the roof of a rear or side extension – we have an enlargement that joins the original roof...

It has still been set back from the original eaves as stated in the technical guidance. And what about the bit where it says the enlargement shall be constructed so that – (i) other than in the case of a hip-to-gable enlargement or an enlargement which joins the original roof to the roof of a...

My question is what does it mean by other than.... We haven't joined the two. The single storey was seperate and the dormer sits on the internal rear wall. If the eaves were still there then it would be 200mm back. the enlargement shall be constructed so that – (i) other than in the case of...

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What do the points below mean that start with other than in the case of....??? Roof extensions, apart from hip to gable ones, to be set back as far as practicable, at least 20cm from the eaves the enlargement shall be constructed so that – (i) other than in the case of a hip-to-gable...

Sorry! And thank you. I don't believe there is an issue. All I'm thinking is that we have done single storey extension via class A of PD and now doing loft via class B of PD. Does it matter which order you do the works in? Most cases down our road have done loft first then single storey. All...

Me neither, just that I'm a worrier! And I'm scared that a refused planning permission will be held against us for the new permitted development works!

Hello, we have had an email response from planning stating that they will call us tomorrow. I'm looking for some advice on what not to say! The situation is this: 3 bed semi detached bungalow (no garage) Applied for prior approval 6meter single storey extension (granted, no neighbours...

Lovely thank you! Very helpful and has confirmed that everything I have read (class b of permitted development and all the technical guidance on gov website) has been interpreted correctly.

So does that mean we could have done PD for the single storey extension?

Yes the single storey extension went through full planning and was subject to neighbours consultation which received no objections so we went ahead and a was fine.

Help appreciated! We have completed a single storey extension on a bungalow in 2016/17 of 6meters out with permitted development granted. We now wish to do a loft conversion under 50cubic/m with dormer on back and hip to gable. Will the single storey extension be taken into consideration for...