Permitted development rights make a planning application
unnecessary for some minor alterations and extensions to dwellings
but these rights are more restricted within a conservation
area. Planning permission is required for:
- external cladding
- external painting
- boundary walls
- roof alterations
- the formation of hard surfaces
- and there are additional controls over the positioning of
satellite dishes
You are advised to contact us concerning any proposed works to
determine whether or not an application is required.