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New Roof and Planning Permission

GeorgeBailey · 2006-02-01 15:20:13

Have just recently moved into a house. The house has a double extension with a flat roof. Would I need to get planning permission to integrate the extension roof into the rest of the house?

01-02-2006 3:20pm

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GeorgeBailey

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Have just recently moved into a house. The house has a double extension with a flat roof. Would I need to get planning permission to integrate the extension roof into the rest of the house?

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#2 02-02-2006 1:07am

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Hi,

In most cases Permission is not needed but it may be safer to apply for a Certificate of Exemption which keeps the title of the house up to date.

There are times when changing from a flat to a pitched roof can interfere with the light to neighbouring properties.

A phone call to your local planning office or a meeting with an Architect will give you more accurate information.

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