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Planning permission for balcony

is_that_so · 2007-05-02 09:36:25

I am assuming this is the right place to put this and I am looking for guidance. I have recently been considering getting a balcony added to my apartment. I assume that this will involve planning permission. So a few questions if I may. Do I need planning permission? Balcony is likely to be say 3X2 metres. What could I…

02-05-2007 9:36am

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is_that_so

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I am assuming this is the right place to put this and I am looking for guidance.
I have recently been considering getting a balcony added to my apartment.

I assume that this will involve planning permission.

So a few questions if I may.

Do I need planning permission?
Balcony is likely to be say 3X2 metres.

What could I typically expect to pay for a project like this?

Are there any useful links that people can point me towards to research this further?

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#2 02-05-2007 11:39am

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You will need planning permission. Get a sketch drawn up - doesnt have to be a masterpiece but contain the main sizes and take it to a couple of local builders for a quote before you go to the bother, time and expense of a planning application. See if its within your budget first.

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#3 02-05-2007 12:32pm

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also check if the management company will allow it, could be an issue

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#4 03-05-2007 8:40am

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Cheers thanks for the replies. We are the management company so no issue there.

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