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Planning permission required for steel garage

  • 22-10-2010 06:59AM
    #1
    Ed51
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6 ✭


    Hi eveyone,

    I am still try to get for myself a garage, and as I have quiet a room on the side of my rented house.
    I am wondering if I could build a garage threre.

    So obsiouvly I will need the agreement of the landlord. I was thinking it might be easier to get it build in steel.

    Is a planning permission required for steel or wood garage?

    Cheers
    Ed.


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  • #2
    archtech
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,046 ✭✭✭archtech


    Unless the house is of a similar finish to that you propose for the garage, well then planning permission would be required, irrespective of size.
    Extract from planning regulations wrote:

    Exempted Development

    CLASS 3
    The construction, erection or placing
    within the curtilage of a house of any
    tent, awning, shade or other object,
    greenhouse, garage, store, shed or other
    similar structure.
    1. No such structure shall be constructed,
    erected or placed forward of the front
    wall of a house.
    2. The total area of such structures
    constructed, erected or placed within the
    curtilage of a house shall not, taken
    together with any other such structures
    previously constructed, erected or placed
    within the said curtilage, exceed 25
    square metres.
    3. The construction, erection or
    placing within the curtilage of a house of
    any such structure shall not reduce the
    amount of private open space reserved
    exclusively for the use of the occupants
    of the house to the rear or to the side of
    the house to less than 25 square metres.
    4. The external finishes of any garage or
    other structure constructed, erected or
    placed to the side of a house, and the roof
    covering where any such structure has a
    tiled or slated roof, shall conform with
    those of the house.
    157
    5. The height of any such structure shall
    not exceed, in the case of a building with
    a tiled or slated pitched roof, 4 metres or,
    in any other case, 3 metres.
    6. The structure shall not be used for
    human habitation or for the keeping of
    pigs, poultry, pigeons, ponies or horses,
    or for any other purpose other than a
    purpose incidental to the enjoyment of
    the house as such.


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