Once you've extended your house do you still have a permitted development allowance?
ie: extension built ion 1984 and then you decide you want to put a conservatory up. Do you need permission for this?
Once you've extended your house do you still have a permitted development allowance?
ie: extension built ion 1984 and then you decide you want to put a conservatory up. Do you need permission for this?
mogga coughed up some electrons that declared:
IIRC, any extensions to your house after 1948 deduct from permitted development, so if you haven't enough left you may need to apply for PP.
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has all the generic rules. I don;t know if an extension built with full PP deducts or not from the permitted debrmitted development?
Cheers
Tim
In Browns Britain you need permission to fart.
Thanks - have had a bit of a read - it seems that the conservatory might well be exempt but not it's electrics and any extra opening - they will need approval.
mogga coughed up some electrons that declared:
Careful - you're referring to Building Regs, which is a different thing to Planning Permission. Although you are correct in what you say.
Phone call to your local Planning Office might shed some light on the Permitted Development aspect.
Cheers
Tim
And you have to pay tax on it too.
Mark coughed up some electrons that declared:
And you need to be a member of the:
National Intestinal and Colon Emissions Inspection Council (NICEIC), or submit 48 hours advance notice of intention to fart to the local council.
As the council don't have anyone trained to measure the noxious content of your emissions, you'll also have to pay a member of the NICEIC to come and inspect it for you, which may involve waiting 3-4 weeks before an approved person is available. You may not progress to the next stage without passing the inspection.
I should think so. If the banks needed permission we would not be in the situation we are in now.
And how do they police this policy? Sniffer dogs?
Yup - Brown-nosed Blair hounds - but they do baet about the Bush.
Signed,
Obama sin Laden.
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