Garden Planning Permission
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Planning permission for garden office
Comments (5)Judging by some of the planning application that I have seen pencil, paper and a ruler would probably be sufficient for the site plan and you can get very large scale maps from the OS that will put your site into the context of the road for the location plan....See Moreplanning permission required?
Comments (6)I think you can check on the planning portal if your borough council- I think it will say that any new raised platform technically requires planning. It might be interesting to see if your neighbours applied. I suspect you will conclude that because you already have a raised platform you are just replacing it with similar and planning will be unnecessary. Don’t forget that stricter rules apply in conservation areas or if the building is listed....See MorePlanning permission
Comments (4)It all depends on the size of the extension and how much space you have between your property and the boundary. The proposed extension should be at least 1 metre away from the boundary. You can always send us your address and we can take a look on streetview, Rightmove etc to see what would be possible....See MorePlanning help please - existing permissions that are not yet built
Comments (4)I don't think it will make a difference. There is no right to light in planning law, and you can build upto 1m from a boundary. if you build out into your garden, and potential flats can still be built close to the rear boundary and would then be closer to you. Shadowing of your garden and property is sometimes considered during planning. ☹...See MoreSonia
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