Planning application

s.mac · 31-03-2015, 03:41 PM

Any advise from anyone who knows.

I want to build a garden building but my house falls under

Condition 6 (PD Removed):
This condition removed PD for rear extensions, outbuildings or enclosures, swimming or other pools,
hard surfacing and boundary walls to the rear garden of plots

which means, even though the garden building I want to build doesnt need permission I do need to apply.

As the local planners will have added this clause, would I be better submitting my planning request through the central goverment planning portal? or will it just get directed to my local planners anyway?

Is it better to pay someone to do the planning for me? it doesnt look straight forward... all for a posh shed...

any advice welcome

**shimmy** · 31-03-2015, 04:27 PM

Not sure how you fit an OUTBUILDING (I presume you mean outside toilet as an upgrade to what you have) in the back yard of your terrace?

Neil M · 31-03-2015, 04:45 PM

If the 'Permitted Development' rights have been withdrawn, make an Planning application in the normal way to whichever Authority (Leeds?) deals with your district.

Removal of PD rights is a simple and effective way for the local authority to gain additional revenue via the planning fee.
This normally, only applies to new builds where plots are relatively small.

However bare in mind that once having applied you may not get the answer you would hope for, even on a shed.
Sheds used to be exempt (outside planning legislation if they were under a certain size) Worth a phone call to the LA in the first instance.

s.mac · 31-03-2015, 06:44 PM

1st time I've laughed today Shimmy

Neil, It is slightly bigger than Shimmy's picture

I can only hazard a guess that the restrictions were placed because of tree preservation orders on certain plots and the local residents kicked off about the site, so the council added them.

I'm looking at something more than a shed type

anywhere else it would comply with requirements. Less than 2.5 metres, less than 50% of ground area etc etc.

I will have to submit and see what happens.

**shimmy** · 31-03-2015, 06:53 PM

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Originally Posted by s.mac

I can only hazard a guess that the restrictions were placed because of tree preservation orders on certain plots and the local residents kicked off about the site, so the council added them.
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TREES? You must be northern royalty mate!

Bounce · 31-03-2015, 06:56 PM

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Originally Posted by shimmy

TREES? You must be northern royalty mate!

s.mac · 31-03-2015, 07:00 PM

Fucking idiots, I don't know why I set myself

Bounce · 31-03-2015, 07:05 PM

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Originally Posted by s.mac

Fucking idiots, I don't know why I set myself

Anyway never mind planning,you coming down to Silverstone for a few beers end of May

**shimmy** · 31-03-2015, 07:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Bounce

Anyway never mind planning,you coming down to Silverstone for a few beers end of May

too busy cutting his 12 acres on his ride on mower and then playing croquet

Bounce · 31-03-2015, 07:19 PM

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Originally Posted by shimmy

too busy cutting his 12 acres on his ride on mower and then playing croquet

He's putting more miles on that mower than his Csl

31-03-2015, 03:41 PM	#1
s.mac CSL Register Uber-poster! Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 4,247 Casino cash: $15600	Planning application Any advise from anyone who knows. I want to build a garden building but my house falls under Condition 6 (PD Removed): This condition removed PD for rear extensions, outbuildings or enclosures, swimming or other pools, hard surfacing and boundary walls to the rear garden of plots which means, even though the garden building I want to build doesnt need permission I do need to apply. As the local planners will have added this clause, would I be better submitting my planning request through the central goverment planning portal? or will it just get directed to my local planners anyway? Is it better to pay someone to do the planning for me? it doesnt look straight forward... all for a posh shed... any advice welcome

31-03-2015, 04:45 PM	#3
Neil M Driving it like I nicked it Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Manchester Posts: 2,340 Casino cash: $19143	If the 'Permitted Development' rights have been withdrawn, make an Planning application in the normal way to whichever Authority (Leeds?) deals with your district. Removal of PD rights is a simple and effective way for the local authority to gain additional revenue via the planning fee. This normally, only applies to new builds where plots are relatively small. However bare in mind that once having applied you may not get the answer you would hope for, even on a shed. Sheds used to be exempt (outside planning legislation if they were under a certain size) Worth a phone call to the LA in the first instance. __________________ “With the CSL, BMW have achieved The Ultimate Driving Machine” SG CSL '051'

31-03-2015, 06:44 PM	#4
s.mac CSL Register Uber-poster! Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 4,247 Casino cash: $15600	1st time I've laughed today Shimmy Neil, It is slightly bigger than Shimmy's picture I can only hazard a guess that the restrictions were placed because of tree preservation orders on certain plots and the local residents kicked off about the site, so the council added them. I'm looking at something more than a shed type anywhere else it would comply with requirements. Less than 2.5 metres, less than 50% of ground area etc etc. I will have to submit and see what happens.

31-03-2015, 07:00 PM	#7
s.mac CSL Register Uber-poster! Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 4,247 Casino cash: $15600	Fucking idiots, I don't know why I set myself