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Planning Permission for garage extension?
My garage is at the end of the garden - a concrete pre-fab one. It is
accessed by a dead end road shared between me and my neighbours. At the garage door end there is a 4' -6' gap to my garden boundary which joins the end of the road. I would like to extend the garage the 4' or so so i can 'use' the 6' x 4-6' area at the end of the garage that is otherwise wasted really. I was going to do this simply using breezeblocks and a new door. Do I need planning permission for this? The garage is on the house plans but the detail (or lack of) mean you would struggle to tell the length of the garage or where is was located i.e. if the 4-6' gap is at the end of the garage, no gap at all or at the other end. If planning permission is required what sort of things would it require - would these be restrictive for a DIYer on his own to build? Would planning permission (for the extension) require modifications to the existing garage? What would the planning permission cost? |
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Planning Permission for garage extension?
Is there a guide somewhere on the web of what requires plannign
permission and what does not? |
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Planning Permission for garage extension?
On Mon, 11 Aug 2008 06:49:39 -0700 (PDT), 405 TD Estate
wrote: My garage is at the end of the garden - a concrete pre-fab one. It is accessed by a dead end road shared between me and my neighbours. At the garage door end there is a 4' -6' gap to my garden boundary which joins the end of the road. I would like to extend the garage the 4' or so so i can 'use' the 6' x 4-6' area at the end of the garage that is otherwise wasted really. I was going to do this simply using breezeblocks and a new door. Do I need planning permission for this? The garage is on the house plans but the detail (or lack of) mean you would struggle to tell the length of the garage or where is was located i.e. if the 4-6' gap is at the end of the garage, no gap at all or at the other end. If planning permission is required what sort of things would it require - would these be restrictive for a DIYer on his own to build? Would planning permission (for the extension) require modifications to the existing garage? What would the planning permission cost? I'd ask your local planning officer. -- (\__/) M. (='.'=) Owing to the amount of spam posted via googlegroups and (")_(") their inaction to the problem. I am blocking most articles posted from there. If you wish your postings to be seen by everyone you will need use a different method of posting. See http://improve-usenet.org |
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