I suspect I already know the answer to this 
When building a two storey extension to a chalet bungalow under GPDO, within two metres of the boundary, and therefore with the requirement "for the maximum eaves height to be no more than 3 metres", do the barge boards on a gable (not facing the boundary) that runs up to a 5 metre ridge constitute 'eaves'? i.e. would the following be possible:
When building a two storey extension to a chalet bungalow under GPDO, within two metres of the boundary, and therefore with the requirement "for the maximum eaves height to be no more than 3 metres", do the barge boards on a gable (not facing the boundary) that runs up to a 5 metre ridge constitute 'eaves'? i.e. would the following be possible:
- "Maximum eaves and ridge height of the extension must be no higher than the existing house. If the extension is within two meters of a boundary the maximum eaves height should be no higher than three meters to be a Permitted Development."
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