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Well only that, that little slope of the existing hip would be visible until you secure Planning for the re-designed hip roof over the extension and then built it as the eaves would line through, etc...
The sooner you can submit the CoL application, the better. The 8 weeks you’d have to wait for a determination to be made on the CoL application, the majority if not all of that would be absorbed by the current lockdown anyway. Your architect has all the information needed to prepare and submit the CoL application and would probably appreciate the work in this current climate.
Note that Planning would normally carry out a site visit for a CoL application so it’s quite important you don’t carry on with the extension hip roof yet. You can still get on with the single storey rear extension in the meantime. That is of course if your LPA are still carrying out visits.
The sooner you can submit the CoL application, the better. The 8 weeks you’d have to wait for a determination to be made on the CoL application, the majority if not all of that would be absorbed by the current lockdown anyway. Your architect has all the information needed to prepare and submit the CoL application and would probably appreciate the work in this current climate.
Note that Planning would normally carry out a site visit for a CoL application so it’s quite important you don’t carry on with the extension hip roof yet. You can still get on with the single storey rear extension in the meantime. That is of course if your LPA are still carrying out visits.
