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stewart dunn
 
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Default Conservatory and Building regs

Hi,
I have the answers to most of my questions through searching on Google
tonite so please excuse my last set :-)
We built a conservatory in the summer of 2000-approx 10.3sqm.I asked the
local planning office and was told, not needed, planning permission.I
don't remember any conversations or applications for Building warrants.
We now want to sell the house-as we are going for an Assisted move
scheme (saves the 1% to the estate agent), the site agent of the new
development we are moving to asked if we had made any alterations to the
house
I said "Yes-a conservatory"
She says "Have you got a building warrant"
Silence "Ehh... don't think so-do I need one?"
She says "Yes"
So the question is-we are in Scotland,conservatory built in summer 2000,
Google says conservatories came under BR in 2002-do I need a building
warrant or a "Letter of Comfort"?. Gladly looking for some steer here.

Thanks
 
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