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About Permitted Development


A phrase often used during a proposed residential or commercial alteration to a building, is whether it can be carried out under Permitted Development rights. In short, this means that planning permission is not required and you can carry out the construction without notifying the local authority.


In most situations it is clear to identify what is and is not Permitted Development, however you should always check with your local authority if there is any doubt whatsoever. As a general rule, should you wish to carry out alterations to a Listed Building, always contact your local authority (be aware they may charge). Should your proposal not fall within the category of Permitted Development, it only means that planning permission will be required, not that it will be refused by default. You may refer to the links below to find out whether you need Planning Permission for your proposal, even where Permitted Development rights are applicable, many home owners have drawings created to ensure a good relationship and understanding between the client and builder:

Extensions

Extensions or additions and and permitted development

Conservatories

Conservatory or Conservatories and permitted development

Loft Conversions

Attic or Loft Conversion and permitted development

Orangeries

Orangery or Orangeries and permitted development

Porches

Porches and permitted development

Outbuildings

Outbuildings and permitted development


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Last modified: 26 August 2019.