Planning Permission Highlights UK
The concept of planning Permission started in 1947 in UK, and it has got progressively harder to obtain.
Planners have considerable and arbitrary powers.
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Planning permission comes with a time limit of 3 years, and no guarantee once expired, it will be easy to renew.
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Once the work has started, the planning permission does not expire.
People ensure that planning permission is permanent by undertaking just the foundations and footings.
Planners are concerned with:
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Size of the house
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Site of the house
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Neighbour’s privacy & right to natural light
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Style of the house
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Vehicular access & turning
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Trees & hedges
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Visibility Splays
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Access for Fire Engines
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If the site is in the conservation area
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Grade I, Grade II* and Grade II
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Archaeological remains
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Presence of slow worms, bats & Newts
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Section 106 agreements
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Frequently Asked Questions on Planning in UK
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1. Do we need Planning Permissions for Terraced House. Can we build under Permitted Development ?
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2. Can Detached House build under Permitted Development ?
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3. Once I have Planning i do not need Building Control ?
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4. If Planning drawings get me Planning Permissions, then why do i need Building Regs Drawings ?
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5. Is Building Control next step after Planning Permission ?
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6. Do i need Structural Engineers report for Loft Conversion ?
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7. Do I need Planning for Loft conversion in London ?
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8. Why do we need Neighbours approval for building extensions.
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9. Can i get planning permission to build Balcony on my terrace house extension ?
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10. And many more ...
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