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bungalow ext advice in navan/drogheda

lawdylawd · 2008-03-14 18:45:57

i am looking to extend our 150 year old bungalow. a previous owner extended the back so do i need pp? is it prudent to have an engineer/ project manager for the whole project or am i over doing it?

14-03-2008 6:45pm

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lawdylawd

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i am looking to extend our 150 year old bungalow. a previous owner extended the back so do i need pp? is it prudent to have an engineer/ project manager for the whole project or am i over doing it?

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#2 16-03-2008 2:56pm

sinnerboy

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can you post more details ? lack of response so far seems to indicate you need to do this

how big is the existing extension - is it one / two storeys - is it all to the back or partly to side

what m2 new works are you considering

does the existing property require re refurbishment and / or internal alterations

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#3 16-03-2008 3:17pm

Mellor

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You may need to apply for pp, this depends on how big the previous extension was as well as how big your propose, in general, the max combined has to be less than or equal to 40 m.sq

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