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Planning Permission & Permitted Development

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I have designed a rear extension for a client and also a loft conversion. The loft convesion ( a hip-to-gable extensnio and a dormer window - total roof space increased by less than 50 cubic metres for semi detached property) is permitted develoipment - the rear extension is tallet than 4m. Is it best to only show the rear externsion on the planning drawings? But then show the loft conversnio on the building regs drawings?

Eddy
 
That's what I'd do.
Even if you got approval for going over 4m in height (without showing a dormer on the drawings), there is nothing to stop the client doing a loft conversion separately
 
Thanks Tony,

the rear extension is only a single storey, it only goes higher than 4m due to the ground floor level being quite a bit higher than the external ground level at the back, i think i should be ok for an approval :)
 
Thanks Tony,

the rear extension is only a single storey, it only goes higher than 4m due to the ground floor level being quite a bit higher than the external ground level at the back, i think i should be ok for an approval :)

I believe the height measurement is taken from the highest part of the ground adjacent to the extension.
 

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