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    Permitted development rights query....

    Postby strud81 » Fri Apr 02, 2010 5:29 pm

    Hi.

    I've recently built a new house in place of an demolished prefabricated concrete house. In order to get the size of house I wanted I first applied to extend the existing prefab. Once this was granted I applied to demolish and new build in the footprint of the what had been the existing prefab [i]and[/i] the extension that had been approved. A rather long winded way of going about it but required given the bizarre ways that planning rules work sometimes.

    Now I've finished the building and have been living here for a year I'm interested in extending into the loft and maybe pop a conservatory on the back. The house development fell foul of the small dwellings policy in the first instance (5 habitable rooms or less). The rules stated that I couldn't build the new house with more than 5 habitable rooms. We stuck to this with the rebuild but can I now extend into the loft and add the conservatory under my permitted development rights or is that just cheeky? :lol:
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    Postby stoneyboy » Fri Apr 02, 2010 11:08 pm

    strud81,
    You have probably had all PD rights withdrawn as part of your PP - have a look at the conditions in your PP.
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