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Existing Dwelling and Parl L 2011

Homer2013 · 2013-04-08 15:20:14

Hi All. I recently returned from Australia and trying to get my head around the new regulations as I have a planning application to do on a large existing detached house. The owners want to extend it and change much of it around e.g. move entrance door and stairs around, a new kitchen and conservatory to rear and side. The…

08-04-2013 04:20PM

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Homer2013

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Hi All.
I recently returned from Australia and trying to get my head around the new regulations as I have a planning application to do on a large existing detached house. The owners want to extend it and change much of it around e.g. move entrance door and stairs around, a new kitchen and conservatory to rear and side.
The existing area will increases by approximately 36sqm meters (new construction.)
My question is do I need to comply with the Part L 2011 EPC and CPC ?

Thanks

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#2 08-04-2013 05:25PM

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No . You will need to comply with max area of glazing , min new boiler rating and max U Values for new elements.

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