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Boundry wall

beemer_devil · 2010-03-07 11:27:31

Hi, My neighbour has built a wooden fence in their back garden which is 7'9 high, is this allowed or would i be right in saying they would have needed planning permission for anything over 6'? as the fence does not go fully down to the ground the fence is not 7'9 but the over all height of the wall and fence is...can…

07-03-2010 11:27am

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Hi,

My neighbour has built a wooden fence in their back garden which is 7'9 high, is this allowed or would i be right in saying they would have needed planning permission for anything over 6'? as the fence does not go fully down to the ground the fence is not 7'9 but the over all height of the wall and fence is...can anyone help with this as i cant find much information online

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#2 07-03-2010 11:48am

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http://www.citizensinformation.ie/categories/housing/planning-permission/planning_perm_altering_a_house

Two metres is the limit without planning permission, according to this.

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