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Conservatory Planning Permission
Hi. I’m just wondering, ahead of having a conservatory built in my garden at some point later this year, can I ask whether an architect can definitely get planning permission approval or is this not something that can be made definite?
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"Under Permitted development rights for householders – Technical Guidance – 2019 in most cases you do not need to seek planning permission to extend your home within certain parameters and limitations.
https://www.kslaw.co.uk/site/knsplanninglaw/your-planning-project/permitteddevelopment/?gclid=Cj0KCQiAuP-OBhDqARIsAD4XHpcY9sdvv4KCsE75RTO5-_dU3PLJ3n5ufWqbP8VhUXnrNUC0hjYg9gUaApoTEALw_wcB"
https://www.kslaw.co.uk/site/knsplanninglaw/your-planning-project/permitteddevelopment/?gclid=Cj0KCQiAuP-OBhDqARIsAD4XHpcY9sdvv4KCsE75RTO5-_dU3PLJ3n5ufWqbP8VhUXnrNUC0hjYg9gUaApoTEALw_wcB"
Answered on 13th Jan 2022 - Member since Nov 2020 -
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"Conservatories need planning permission if:
-They are higher than the highest point of the roof
-The eaves and ridge height are higher than the existing house (single-storey and two-storey)
-The eaves height is more than 3 metres, if within 2 metres of the boundary
-More than 50% of the land around the 'original house' is to be covered (this includes any other buildings)
-The extension is forward of the front or side of the 'original house' that faces onto a road."
-They are higher than the highest point of the roof
-The eaves and ridge height are higher than the existing house (single-storey and two-storey)
-The eaves height is more than 3 metres, if within 2 metres of the boundary
-More than 50% of the land around the 'original house' is to be covered (this includes any other buildings)
-The extension is forward of the front or side of the 'original house' that faces onto a road."
Answered on 8th Apr 2022 - Member since Mar 2022 -
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