The majority of garden sheds do not require planning permission or approval under building regulations. However, permission is required for any shed which covers over half the garden, which is not for domestic use or which is over 3 metres high with a pent roof or 4 metres high with an apex roof. Larger sheds which are within 2 metres of a boundary and over 2.5m high (8'2") also require planning permission.
Building regulation approval is also required for any shed with an internal floor area of more than 30 square metres whether the structure is temporary or permanent including garden sheds.
There are many types of planning permission one must get to build their own home. To build their own home, one must receive permission from the chief planning officer.
no.
You never know if you need planning permission apply anyway so if they come and inspect it they can't tear it down because of no permission.
To make sure the building is safe to build.
Not usually, unless there is a condition attached to a previous planning permission on the property restricting the use of the garage for parking vehicles only. Best check with the planning dept.
You will need to speak to your loacal council. I would put your ideas down in a letter, including dimensions, positioning of the extension etc...(a rough sketch will do). The local council will then check to see if you need planning permission- you may not even need it.
Hi, It is highly likely that you will need planning permission for a new (additional) chimney. If you are replacing an old one like for like then you wont need permission.
If you are thinking of putting a Mobile on private land you will almost certainly need planning permission from your local government (City, Municipality, etc) You will generally also need to have permission for septic disposal and field.
get steel or brick
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Whether you need planning permission for a driveway depends on several factors, including its size, location, and the materials used. In many cases, if the driveway is made of permeable materials and does not exceed a certain size, planning permission may not be required. However, if you're planning to create a hard surface that could affect drainage or if you live in a conservation area, you may need to apply for permission. It's always best to check with your local planning authority for specific regulations.
Yes