New garage
My neighbor is currently doing this, they have removed the old brick garage and have started to erect a wooden garage which is slightly wider and taller. I'm I able to do this as well ? Do I need planning permission before I do this ?
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HEMS
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Being constructed of wood should render it a temporary structure so planning not normally required, you would need to ask your local council, but remember tell them it's a temporary wooden structure.
3rd Sep 2021
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Js property maintenance
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U shouldn't need planning if there was 1 there already but it depends if planning was giving on the first one for a certain size
12th Oct 2021
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fenhomes & son property repairs and maintenance
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No as long as its on your property and not restricting any neighbours light or over looking neighbours
4th Nov 2021
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Armand's construction ltd
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You need to get an permission from the council first
10th Feb 2022
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Moise
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You can build a garage or outbuilding on your property without planning permission as long as it's of a reasonable size – no higher than 4 metres
22nd Oct 2021
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Asm driveways
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Yes that's fine to do but you might need planning if you make it bigger
11th Mar 2022
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Eaton garage doors
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Hi this would depend on your councils planning rules
6th Mar 2023
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Croft Rooms Ltd
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As long as you have permitted development rights
26th May 2023
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