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Just had double glazing fitted to my Flat by a FENSA approved
installer. My Local council tell me I need PP. PP is required for all things todo with flats. does this sound true. Gaz |
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Just had double glazing fitted to my Flat by a FENSA approved installer. My Local council tell me I need PP. PP is required for all things todo with flats. does this sound true. Are you in a conservation area or is the building listed? Otherwise PP should not be required. Peter Crosland |
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On 9 Dec, 08:13, "Peter Crosland" wrote:
Garry wrote: Just had double glazing fitted to my Flat by a FENSA approved installer. My Local council tell me I need PP. PP is required for all things todo with flats. does this sound true. Are you in a conservation area or is the building listed? Otherwise PP should not be required. Peter Crosland Neither Peter.... Gaz |
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On 9 Dec, 08:13, "Peter Crosland" wrote:
Garry wrote: Just had double glazing fitted to my Flat by a FENSA approved installer. My Local council tell me I need PP. PP is required for all things todo with flats. does this sound true. Are you in a conservation area or is the building listed? Otherwise PP should not be required. Peter Crosland Unless there is a specific condition on the original PP for the flats dg |
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dg wrote:
On 9 Dec, 08:13, "Peter Crosland" wrote: Garry wrote: Just had double glazing fitted to my Flat by a FENSA approved installer. My Local council tell me I need PP. PP is required for all things todo with flats. does this sound true. Are you in a conservation area or is the building listed? Otherwise PP should not be required. Peter Crosland Unless there is a specific condition on the original PP for the flats Very unlikely given that it is not in either. Where in the UK are you? Peter Crosland |
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On 9 Dec, 11:15, "Peter Crosland" wrote:
dg wrote: On 9 Dec, 08:13, "Peter Crosland" wrote: Garry wrote: Just had double glazing fitted to my Flat by a FENSA approved installer. My Local council tell me I need PP. PP is required for all things todo with flats. does this sound true. Are you in a conservation area or is the building listed? Otherwise PP should not be required. Peter Crosland Unless there is a specific condition on the original PP for the flats Very unlikely given that it is not in either. Where in the UK are you? Peter Crosland- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Knaresbrough North Yorkshire. Gaz |
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On Sun, 9 Dec 2007 08:13:00 -0000 Peter Crosland wrote :
Are you in a conservation area or is the building listed? Otherwise PP should not be required. It's not required for a single house because it's permitted development. But for a flat it is IMO if the appearance of the building can be considered to have been altered. In any case, the freeholder's consent will almost certainly be necessary. -- Tony Bryer SDA UK 'Software to build on' http://www.sda.co.uk |
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On 9 Dec, 11:15, "Peter Crosland" wrote: dg wrote: On 9 Dec, 08:13, "Peter Crosland" wrote: Garry wrote: Just had double glazing fitted to my Flat by a FENSA approved installer. My Local council tell me I need PP. PP is required for all things todo with flats. does this sound true. Are you in a conservation area or is the building listed? Otherwise PP should not be required. Peter Crosland Unless there is a specific condition on the original PP for the flats Very unlikely given that it is not in either. Where in the UK are you? Peter Crosland- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Knaresbrough North Yorkshire. Who is the freeholder? Is it the Council? If so you might need their permission but it is not planning permission. Peter Crosland |
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On 9 Dec, 18:55, "Peter Crosland" wrote:
Garry wrote: On 9 Dec, 11:15, "Peter Crosland" wrote: dg wrote: On 9 Dec, 08:13, "Peter Crosland" wrote: Garry wrote: Just had double glazing fitted to my Flat by a FENSA approved installer. My Local council tell me I need PP. PP is required for all things todo with flats. does this sound true. Are you in a conservation area or is the building listed? Otherwise PP should not be required. Peter Crosland Unless there is a specific condition on the original PP for the flats Very unlikely given that it is not in either. Where in the UK are you? Peter Crosland- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Knaresbrough North Yorkshire. Who is the freeholder? Is it the Council? If so you might need their permission but it is not planning permission. Peter Crosland- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Thanks for the replys, The free hold is owned by the builders Wimpy. Gaz |
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