Does this look like its permitted?

ChrissyPy · Tuesday at 3:40 PM

noseall · Tuesday at 3:50 PM

ChrissyPy said:
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Yes (probably).

ChrissyPy · Tuesday at 4:53 PM

Sugar

Koolpc · Tuesday at 5:10 PM

You bothered about it? If so, why?

ChrissyPy · Tuesday at 5:16 PM

So many reasons, existing noise issues etc cetera

freddiemercurystwin · Tuesday at 5:40 PM

You just need to measure the height ....

Looks like it might be over 2.5m to me.

noseall · Tuesday at 6:21 PM

freddiemercurystwin said:
You just need to measure the height ....

Looks like it might be over 2.5m to me.

50mm over?

foxhole · 2024-12-11T15:27:48+0000

ChrissyPy said:
So many reasons, existing noise issues etc cetera

Do you mean the noise of children playing ?

ChrissyPy · 2024-12-11T15:28:40+0000

Fixing cars at 10pm

rideforever · 2024-12-11T17:13:09+0000

You make one too ...

nickjb · 2024-12-12T07:22:17+0000

Looks ok for for permitted development, although not everyone has permitted development rights. It may need building regs as it looks like it's combustible material so limited to 15m2 that close to a boundary.

mrrusty · 2024-12-12T09:06:47+0000

It looks like it will be under 15sqm internal to me (or close enough to be de minimis) - assume 450 cntrs on studs and 1600mm double door and see what you make it.....so no regs or planning required (unless PD rights withdrawn or not available)

freddiemercurystwin · 2024-12-12T09:44:41+0000

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Does this look like its permitted?

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