do glass verandahs need PP or Building Regs?

[jim]

of this sort for e.g.

on the predictably obfuscated national government resource websites with no joy apart from the new PD exclusion of decks, balconies, verandas - does this really apply to ground level "lean to" type structures?

any pointers gratefully received

Cheers JimK

[RubberBiker]

I would think most likely it does. Generally, there are your permitted development rights for things like garages, sheds and porches (subject to restrictions on size and location) - and anything else needs PP.

Contact your local planning office, only a fairly simple informal application is necessary to tell you if you need PP.

[jim]

IMHE better to leave some stones unturned unless absolutely necessary!

to expand - it seems i can still (since the PD changes) build a conservatory of certain parameters without needin PP or BRegs but it seems I may need PP (poss BRegs) for an open sided lean-to glass roofed structure...??

can anyone confirm? ta JimK

[Hugo Nebula]

On Mon, 21 Sep 2009 10:46:31 -0700 (PDT), a certain chimpanzee, jim randomly hit the keyboard and produced:

yard or covered way). Planning; no idea.

[dennis]

Be aware that although you may not need to apply for building regs, it does not mean you don't have to comply with building regs.

[jim]

ah this again - i take the opposite view - thanks

[<me9]

That's a car port by another name!