Permitted development rights removed
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As long as it's not more than 50% of the width of the original house, not more than 3m high at the eaves, and not more than 4m high at the highest point, it would be p.d.
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Just a thought
If a pp was submitted under the pd guidelines. Will it approved without any problems or could they knock it back
If a pp was submitted under the pd guidelines. Will it approved without any problems or could they knock it back
They would probably not accept the application if they were satisfied it was permitted development.
If they made a mistake and treated it as a normal planning application, then (1) if it was approved, that would be OK for you or (2) if they refused it, it wouldn't matter because you could still build it under p.d. (as long as you are sure it would fall within the rules).
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You'd hope they would
a) not take the cash
b) approve
As we often see, giving a council any opportunity to stick their oar in realises
a) take the cash
b) refuse
But, you do realise that there is actually a route for what you're pondering, right? Look up a Lawful Development Certificate
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